Research

Sleep and Psychopathology: Mechanisms

Despite the well-established association between sleep and psychopathology, the underlying mechanisms remain insufficiently understood. A major line of our research therefore examines how sleep, neuronal activity during sleep—and disruptions in sleep—contribute to the development and maintenance of psychological symptoms and mental disorders.

Sleep-Based Psychotherapy Augmentation

Psychotherapy is effective for many individuals, yet a substantial proportion of patients do not achieve full remission, highlighting the need for feasible and safe methods to enhance therapeutic outcomes.


Team
Team

Clinical Psychology Lübeck

Our team is located at Lübeck University, Germany.
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Translational Clinical Psychology

Translational Clinical Psychology groups in Lübeck

Our team is part of Translational Clinical Psychology research unit at Lübeck University.
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Computational Psychiatry

Computational Psychiatry

Computational Psychiatry is headed by Professor Frieder Paulus
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Social Neuroscience

Social Neuroscience

The way we think about ourselves is shaped by the social world and the feedback we receive in it – that’s our focus in the Social Neuroscience group.
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Clinical Psychology

Clinical Psychology

We are interested in the role of sleep within the broader context of psychopathology and psychotherapy, with the overarching goal of translating insights from basic science into clinical practice.
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