10/01/2024
We welcome Anna Witte as a new member of our research unit and look forward to working with her! Anna is particularly interested in the relationship between suicidality, interoception and illness insight in body dysmorphic disorder. For this purpose, she mainly uses everyday app-based longitudinal studies (e.g. Ecological Momentary Assessment Designs).
09/27/2024 - 09/28/2024
From 27 to 28 September, Nicola took part in the conference of the German Society for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders in Hamburg. She presented a poster entitled ‘Comparison of how people with obsessive-compulsive disorder and people without a mental disorder deal with feelings: an app-based survey in everyday life’ in an interactive workshop for dialogue between sufferers, relatives and researchers.
06/26/2024
AE-Buhlmann once again successfully took part in the Psychology Student Council's charity run this year. At this year's 5-km TK-Run of the Leonardo-CampusRun, students, employees and professors of the Department of Psychology competed together and collected donations for Zartbitter, a counseling center against sexualized violence in Münster. We had a lot of fun and are already looking forward to taking part again next year.
06/03/2024
We welcome Judith Diele as a new member of our work unit and look forward to working with her! Judith is particularly interested in the relationship between suicidality, emotion regulation and interoception in body dysmorphic disorder. For this purpose, she mainly uses app-based longitudinal studies (e.g. Ecological Momentary Assessment Designs).
10/04/2023 - 10/07/2023
From October 04 to 07, Marieke participated in the European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies (EABCT) conference in Antalya. In the symposium on "Development and Treatment of Mental Disorders: A Network Perspective", she gave a presentation titled "Comparing Symptom Networks Before and After Inpatient Treatment for Eating Disorders in Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder".
10/04/2023 - 10/06/2023
From October 04 to 06, Nicola Hohensee participated in the Emotionos 2023 Conference in Tilburg (NL). She gave a presentation on the relationship between emotional insight and maladaptive emotion regulation strategies in children and adolescents.
06/14/2023
Our lab successfully participated in the 1st Alzheimer fundraising run of the psychology department. Students, staff and professors of the Department of Psychology participated together in the 5km TK-Run of the Leonardo-CampusRun and collected donations for the Deutsche Alzheimer Gesellschaft e.V. Selbsthilfe Demenz (DAlzG). We had a lot of fun and hope to repeat the fundraising run next year.
06/2023
We welcome Nicola Hohensee as a new member of our research unit and look forward to working with her! Nicola Hohensee is doing her PhD in our working unit since April 2020 and is mainly interested in the relationship between different emotion regulation components and psychopathology in obsessive-compulsive disorder but also in other mental illnesses. For this, she mainly uses everyday app-based longitudinal studies (e.g. Ecological Momentary Assessment designs).
05/2023
From May 10 to 13, we participated in the 2nd German Psychotherapy Congress in Berlin. Prof. Buhlmann gave a presentation on ecological momentary assessment (EMA) in body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) and reported our new findings on symptom fluctuations in people with BDD. Marieke Meier gave a presentation on treatment effects of inpatient therapy for eating disorders.
04/2023
We welcome Hannah Vogel as a new member of our research group and look forward to working with her! Hannah Vogel joined our work unit in January 2022 as a diagnostician in BDD-NET (an internet-based body dissatisfaction program for low-threshold treatment of body dysmorphic disorder for the German-speaking world). She is particularly interested in the relationship between suicidality and interoception in body dysmorphic disorder.
06/2022
Our working unit successfully participated in the 1st German Psychotherapy Congress in Berlin. There, Prof. Dr. Ulrike Buhlmann, together with Prof. Dr. Alexandra Martin from the University of Wuppertal, chaired a symposium on recent findings on body dysmorphic disorder, in which Rebecca Onken also gave a presentation. In addition, Marieke Meier presented a poster. Since Dr. Johanna Schulte received the young scientist award of the Division of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy of the DGPs, she was invited to present her research.
11/08/2021
We congratulate Dr. Nora Kuck on the successful disputation of her dissertation with the title "App-Based Prevention and Early Intervention of Body Dysmorphic Disorder"!
10/31/2021
We say goodbye to Laura Hoppen. We thank her for her coopration and wish her all the best!
10/01/2021
We welcome Marieke Meier as a new member of our work unit and look forward to working with her!
09/24/2021
We congratulate Dr. Laura Nohr on the successful disputation of her dissertation with the title "Cultural Determinants of Help-Seeking in Cuba and Germany"!
09/01/2021
We congratulate Birgit Wilken on her 40th anniversary of service at the University of Münster!
08/01/2021
We say goodbye to Dr. Fanny Dietel, who will be working as a post-doc with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Marcella Woud at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum in the future. We sincerely thank her for many years of collaboration and look forward to further cooperation in ongoing and future research projects.
05/14/2021
We congratulate Dr. Johanna Schulte on the award for younger scientists from the Division of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy of the German Psychological Society.
09/11/2020
We congratulate Dr. Johanna Schulte on the successful disputation of her dissertation with the title "Insight and Associated Features in Body Dysmorphic Disorder"!
02/28/2020
We congratulate Dr. Fanny Alexandra Dietel on the successful disputation of her dissertation with the title "Interpretation bias and its modification in body dissatisfaction and body dysmorphic disorder"!
02/07/2020
We congratulate Dr. Charlotte Falke on the successful disputation of her dissertation with the title "The Role of Cognitions and Metacognitions in Obsessive-Compulsory Disorder"!
