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Johanna Perez, postgraduate associate in the Yale Department of Psychiatry, has been selected to receive a 2026 CPA Travel Award for the Collaborative Perspectives on Addiction (CPA) Conference, sponsored by APA Division 50.

In a new study, Yale researchers discovered that the use of a clinical decision support tool improved the care of sexual assault survivors in the emergency department.

Everytown Research recently featured research by Tami P. Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry, who studied how firearm exposure plays out in the daily lives of women experiencing intimate partner violence.

Patricia Nez Henderson, MD, MPH and Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, serve as co-leads of the Healing Within: Smoking Cessation Intervention for American Indian Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence project.

The Sullivan Lab welcomed research partners from South Dakota during a recent visit to Yale.

Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry, spoke to the online news service ADDitude about the use of safety cards as an intervention tool for victims of intimate partner violence.

Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry, presented to the Domestic Violence Criminal Justice Response and Enhancement Advisory Council of the Connecticut General Assembly on May 28.

Alexis Jones, predoctoral psychology fellow in the Yale Department of Psychitary, presented her scholarly project “Unpacking the Psychological Pathways of Oppression: Fear of an Intimate Partner as a Mediator Between Everyday Discrimination and PTSD Symptoms in Black Women Survivors of IPV” on May 13 in the Beaumont Room at Yale School of Medicine.

Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry and director of Family Violence Research and Programs at Yale School of Medicine, spoke to ADDitude magazine about intimate partner violence, which is particularly prevalent among women with ADHD.