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.

Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry, participated in the 2025 Yale Statement Makers program.

Tami Sullivan, PhD, professor of psychiatry, presented the talk, "Leveraging Experience Sampling to Advance Health and Wellbeing Among Victims of Intimate Partner Violence" at Yale Psychiatry Grand Rounds on December 6, 2024.

Melissa R. Schick, PhD, assistant professor of psychiatry, has been awarded a grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study early detection and intervention of substance use among trauma-exposed individuals.

The National Institutes of Health and National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded nearly $7 million to MPIs Tami Sullivan, PhD (Psychiatry and Public Health); E. Jennifer Edelman, MD, MHS (Internal Medicine and Public Health); and Dawn Johnson, PhD (University of Akron Department of Psychology) to study medication for opioid use disorder treatment retention among women who experience intimate partner violence.

Alexis Alfano, BA, postgraduate associate in the Family Violence Research Lab (Tami Sullivan, PI), has been honored with the Underrepresented Student Travel Award for the Association of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Addictive Behaviors Special Interest Group (AB-SIG).