Several researchers traveled to Bethesda, MD, to present their research at the Intervention Optimization Conference, held May 18-20.
Eliza Koch, a research study assistant, and Acting Assistant Professor Erin Mistretta, PhD, presented a poster on the first phase of a project to develop a just-in-time adaptive intervention to support mindfulness practice for people undergoing mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for chronic pain.
Assistant Professor Lindsey Knowles, PhD, also presented a poster on using rapid tabulation to refine cognitive behavioral therapy for multiple sclerosis (MS) fatigue.
