Jennifer L. Bryan, Ph.D.
Associate Professor with Tenure
Positions
- Associate Professor with Tenure
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Psychiatry & Behav Sciences
ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ of Medicine
Houston, TX, US
- Investigator - Education Core
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Mental Illness Research, Education and Clinical Center
- Investigator
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Center for Innovations in Quality, Safety, and Effectiveness (IQuEST)
Education
- Postdoctoral Fellowship at ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ of Medicine
- 01/2017 - Houston
- Health Professions Education, Evaluation and Research
- PhD from University of Houston
- 08/2014 - Houston, TX
- MA from University of Houston
- 05/2012 - Houston, TX
- BS from Chaminade University of Honolulu
- 05/2008 - Honolulu, HI
Professional Interests
- Dissemination of evidence based mental health programs including self-help
- Mental health education and evaluation
- Wellness
Websites
Suicide is preventable. Fellow Veterans, family members and friends are important in preventing suicide and saving Veterans’ lives. By asking about suicide, fellow Veterans let Veterans know that they can talk about their thoughts of suicide. These materials are for Veterans who want to help prevent Veteran suicide.
This guide is for Veterans who want to improve their well-being.
The Wellness While Waiting patient education materials were designed to promote physical and emotional wellness for Veterans awaiting organ transplant and their caregivers. The Wellness While Waiting Guide covers several topics including common emotional responses to the wait for transplant, skills to increase emotional wellness, and strategies to continue engagement in health-affirming behaviors.
Bariatric surgery can have a positive impact on Veterans’ health and well-being. This self-help guide is for Veterans who are thinking about bariatric surgery and want to gain mental health skills and make their environments healthier. Their behaviors and mental health will directly affect outcomes of bariatric surgery. Making changes to their daily lives will help them succeed in their recovery after surgery.
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