Resident Directory 2025-2026 – Psychology Internship Program

Adult Track | Autism and Development Disabilities Track
Behavioral Medicaine | Child Track | Rehabilitation Neuropsychology Track

If you would like to speak to interns who have completed the program please email psychsom@uw.edu.Che

General Adult Psychology

Chelsea Mackey, MS

E-mail: mackeycd@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Washington
Clinical/Research Interests: I’m a doctoral student at the University of Washington working under the mentorship of Dr. Mary Larimer. My research focuses on neighborhood, community, sociocultural, and policy-level factors that contribute to alcohol-related health disparities in marginalized populations. Clinically, I have experience with the assessment and treatment of substance use disorders, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and eating disorders.

Jeremy Rudoler, MS

E-mail: jrudloer@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Delaware
Clinical/Research Interests: I first got into psychology research as an undergrad, and I’ve been pursuing this field ever since. My interests include treating patients with intense emotional dysregulation, clinical trials for novel treatments, and investigating the neural underpinnings of mental illness. My graduate school was at the University of Delaware, and I’ve done practicum training at the Delaware Psychiatric Center, the Philadelphia Federal Detention Center, and Jefferson University Hospital.

Tara Torres, MA

E-mail: tktorres@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Arizona
Clinical/Research Interests: Her clinical and research interests focus on using psychosocial and behavioral approaches to address symptom management and supportive care needs among cancer patients and survivors. Tara’s clinical training, to date, consists of delivering evidence-based care within integrated medical settings and providing clinical services for adult patients experiencing comorbid medical and psychiatric concerns. She looks forward to continuing her training at UW School of Medicine where she plans to expand on her skills with treating co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions, delivering and adapting psychosocial interventions within medical settings, and coordinating care across multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Autism and Developmental Disabilities

Emily-Anne del Rosario, MA

E-mail: esdelros@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Arkansas
Clinical/Research Interests: My career interests are working with families and providing autism-focused interventions and assessments. I am particularly interested in working with underserved families and decreasing barriers to treatment. I look forward to joining the UW psychology department soon!

Diana Vasquez Duque, MA

E-mail: duque@uw.edu
Graduate Program: Oregon Health and Science University
Clinical/Research Interests: Diana’s research has focused on the social ecology of infant negative affect development and the role of social disadvantage, maternal distress, and parenting behaviors. Her clinical interests include early intervention, psychological assessment in medically complex youth, and increasing access to services for neurodiverse individuals in under-served communities. Diana is medically certified to provide care in Spanish. Outside of her academic work, she enjoys hiking, reading, and karaoke.

Behavioral Medicine

Maya Marder, MS

E-mail: mmarder@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Clinical/Research Interests: Maya’s primary clinical interests include cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychological assessment in complex medical cases, and encouraging equanimity in life adjustment after traumatic injury. She is committed to integrative, holistic care and clear communication that centers patient health and promotes safe spaces for acceptance and recovery. Maya enjoys working with people across the lifespan – and as a former collegiate athlete, has a specific interest in working with athletes across multiple therapeutic contexts.

Christie Pham, MS

E-mail: cpham8@uw.edu
Graduate Program: Washington State University
Clinical/Research Interests: Christie Pham (she/her) is a doctoral candidate at Washington State University obtaining her PhD in Clinical Psychology. With her research experiences in utilizing multidisciplinary methods to examine developmental outcomes, Christie operates under a life course perspective to explore her interest in health service applicability, provision, and utilization in marginalized communities. Within this research area, Christie is particularly interested in examining the impact of racism and discrimination on patient engagement. Clinically, Christie’s interests surround the interplay of mental and physical health and improving functional outcomes. She is passionate about collaboration with allied health professionals to promote comprehensive, integrated care and supporting individuals with adjustment to injury as well as new and/or chronic diagnoses/treatments.

Mara Tynan, MS

E-mail: metynan@uw.edu
Graduate Program: San Diego State University/UC San-Diego
Clinical/Research Interests: My research is in cognitive behavioral interventions for chronic pain with a focus on the role of physical activity in reflecting and improving function. My clinical training has focused on behavioral medicine and more recently in specialty consultation and liaison service, namely burn inpatient units. I am excited to move to Seattle to explore the city and the beautiful surrounding nature. In my free time I love to trail run, hike, swim, try new coffee shops, and spend time with my cat, Boo.

General Child Psychology

Kara Fox, MA

E-mail: foxkara@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Clinical/Research Interests: My research examines adolescents’ social media experiences, development, and mental health, considering how person-specific factors (e.g., gender, neurodevelopment, affective style) influence individual adolescents’ unique interactions with and responses to social media content. I aim to translate this information into resources and interventions that support youth and families to thrive in an increasingly digital world. Clinically, I enjoy working with adolescents, emerging adults, and families experiencing emotional dysregulation and high-risk behaviors in dialectical behavioral therapy. I integrate cognitive-behavioral, acceptance, and trauma-informed principles to address co-occurring concerns related to mood, anxiety, trauma, identity/self-image, and neurodivergence (ADHD, autism).

Clara Johnson, MS

E-mail: cjohnso9@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Washington
Clinical/Research Interests: Clara’s Her research centers on expanding access to evidence-based mental health care in under-resourced settings through implementation science. For her dissertation, Clara partnered with lay providers in Kenya to adapt trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy to address social determinants of mental health (e.g., food insecurity, experience of discrimination). Clinically, Clara integrates ecological and developmental frameworks to tailor evidence-based treatments to the unique needs of children and families. Clara is especially committed to working with youth and families from marginalized communities.

Lucy Lurie, MA

E-mail: luriel@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Clinical/Research Interests: My research interests focus on early childhood adversity and neurodevelopmental pathways contributing to psychopathology risk. Clinically, I am interested in using evidence-based intervention and assessment approaches to serve children and families with broad presenting concerns stemming from adversity exposure. Given my research and clinical focus on working with families who have diverse experiences of adversity and exposure to structural inequality, I integrate a contextual framework that considers transactions between children, their families, and their environments in understanding how their symptoms manifest and how to tailor treatment to their specific context.

Grace Woodard, MS

E-mail: gracesw@uw.edu
Graduate Program: University of Miami
Clinical/Research Interests: Grace Woodard is a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Miami, where she specializes in children and families with a concentration in quantitative methods. Her research focuses on implementing evidence-based assessments and treatments in community mental health settings, with particular emphasis on measurement-based care and exposure-focused interventions for youth. Grace has completed specialized training in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and the Unified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders for Children and Adolescents. Her clinical experience has spanned multiple settings, including the Autism Spectrum Assessment Clinic, Interdisciplinary Hearing/Hearing Loss Program, Interdisciplinary Developmental Evaluation Service, and the Child and Adolescent Mood and Anxiety Treatment Program.

Rehabilitation Neuropsychology

Katie Luna, MS

E-mail: cluna3@uw.edu
Graduate Program: Washington State University
Clinical/Research Interests: Catherine (“Katie”) Luna comes from Washington State University where she is completing her PhD in clinical psychology. Her training up to now has focused on older adults with cognitive decline, and she is eager to broaden her training to other neuropsychological populations.

Last Modified: June 13, 2025