Clarissa

Clarissa Marlowe, Ph.D., the mind behind "The Future of Cognitive Therapy," leads the innovative Integrative Psychotherapy Training Program at the University of Southern California. She is a certified clinical psychologist specializing in anxiety disorders, trauma recovery, and resilience-building techniques. Clarissa has pioneered an advanced therapeutic framework that she has detailed in numerous peer-reviewed articles, which she now employs to enhance her research into mental health promotion, emotional intelligence, and community engagement.

In early 2024, Clarissa embarked on a groundbreaking project with her team to develop personalized therapy protocols aimed at improving long-term patient outcomes. Her work also involves collaborating with tech developers to create applications that support mental wellness through interactive tools and real-time feedback.

Clarissa earned her M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Stanford University and completed her doctoral studies at Harvard University. Following her Ph.D., she spent three years as a postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where she worked alongside leading experts to investigate the role of neuroplasticity in cognitive-behavioral therapies for PTSD and chronic stress.

At USC, Clarissa shares her expertise by teaching courses on psychotherapeutic methods, trauma-informed care, psychological assessment, and digital mental health solutions. She is passionate about bridging the gap between traditional psychology and modern technology to provide effective, accessible mental health resources for all.