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Allison Jahn, PhD

Assistant Professor

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Biography

Dr. Jahn attended the University of Wisconsin - Madison for her undergraduate training and her doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a minor in Neuroscience. She completed a fellowship in Geriatric Psychology through the Boston VA Healthcare System.

Research Interests

Her academic interests include: biopsychosocial responses to stress, stress-related changes in aging, and cancer survivorship. Dr. Jahn sees patients at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center where she completes psychological assessments through the Centralized Assessment Unit and provides treatment for older adults through Outpatient Mental Health. She is active in training psychology interns, fellows, and psychiatry residents.

Publications

Publications of Allison L. Jahn PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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