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Stine Bjerrum Møller is an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Denmark, affiliated with the National Center of Psychotraumatology. Her research primarily focuses on clinical psychology and aims to bridge research knowledge with practice in routine clinical settings. She investigates topics related to emotional regulation, psychopathology, and the recovery process, emphasizing how technology and digital solutions can facilitate patient care. With a strong emphasis on collaborative partnerships, her work often incorporates the patient perspective in the co-creation of new treatments. Stine's expertise also extends to the development and validation of assessment tools for psychological conditions, particularly PTSD and depression. Her commitment to advancing psychotherapy practices has led her to contribute significantly to research areas involving psychological resilience and the therapeutic handling of anger and aggression. Stine has participated in various conferences, contributed to international collaborations, and is involved in multiple projects focused on trauma and mental health assessment tools in Danish settings.
National Center of Psychotraumatology • Odense, Denmark
Teaching and conducting research in clinical psychology, focusing on trauma and emotional regulation.
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