I am so excited to be joining UToledo’s Clinical Psychology PhD program this fall - thank you so much for the warm welcome!!

Congrats to Abby Regal on winning the Outstanding Trainee and Conference Theme Abstract Award from the Women’s Health SIG at the Society of Behavioral Medicine annual conference! 🎉 Abby will join the UToledo’s Clinical Psychology PhD program under Dr. Shannon O’Connor this fall —welcome, Abby!

So proud of our lab’s research specialist @abbyregal.bsky.social who won the Outstanding Trainee and Conference Theme Abstract Awards from the @sbm.org Women’s Health Sig for her poster on the relationship between domains of food insecurity and prenatal mental health!! 🤩🤩 She’s gonna do big things!

I had such a wonderful time at #SBM2026 in Chicago last week! It was such an honor to present my poster and connect with so many amazing researchers! @sbm.org

The PHAB Lab took on The Society of Behavioral Medicine's (@sbm.org) annual conference last week in Chicago! Here is a thread of the accomplishments of our wonderful team members!

Find our lab @phablab-pitt.bsky.social at #SBM2026 in Chicago later this week! We’d love to connect with you about all things related to perinatal eating, food insecurity, and cardiovascular health! @sbm.org

Dr. Call and colleagues are working to further our knowledge of eating disorders in the perinatal period! In the interview below, Dr. Call discusses the importance of studying eating disorders during this period and the development of the PEA-Q. Link: www.psychiatry.pitt.edu/advances-per...

Congratulations to our PHABulous lab members on all of their recognitions, awards, and presentations at the Society of Behavioral Medicine's 2026 conference in Chicago! @sbm.org

Congratulations to our Research Specialist, Abby Regal, whose abstract titled “Associations between the Four Domain Food Insecurity Scale Scores and Mental Health Outcomes in a Pregnant Sample” was selected by SBM's Women’s Health SIG as an Outstanding Abstract from a Student/Trainee!

Congratulations to our very own Dr. Christine Call (@christinecall.bsky.social) on her wonderful presentation for the "Researchers on the Rise" lecture series at the University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry!

We are currently recruiting for a research study on Black mothers’ experiences of sleep and bodily awareness during pregnancy. If you are currently pregnant, identify as Black, and live in the Pittsburgh area, consider filling out our screener to see if you qualify!  redcap.link/PRISMStudy

Very, very excited to announce that the project I conducted for my comps milestone — a systematic scoping review of factors contributing to loss of control eating during pregnancy — has been published: doi.org/10.1002/erv.... 🤩