I am a PhD candidate in Psychology at Harvard University. My research focuses on mind-body effects on health. I am particularly interested in attention, beliefs, and expectations and the ways in which they interact to influence physical health.
PhD in Experimental Psychology, 2026
Harvard University
AM in Experimental Psychology, 2022
Harvard University
BA in Experimental Psychology, 2009
University of California, Berkeley
Gelman and Brown’s 2024 critique of our paper on perceived time and physical healing exemplifies how selective reasoning and misrepresentation of methods, literature, and broader research can distort credible mind-body science.
Exploring the profound impact of our thoughts on our health, this article delves into the science behind how attention, beliefs, and expectations shape physical health over time, using evidence from our research.