Research Bio
Allison G. Harvey, PhD, DBSM, CBSM, is a Professor, Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Director of The Golden Bear Sleep and Mood Research Clinic in the Department of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Harvey is a treatment development researcher who conducts experimental and intervention studies focused on understanding and treating sleep and circadian problems in severe mental illness. She also uses implementation science methods to improve the availability of evidence-based treatments in community settings.
Research Expertise and Interest
sleep, insomnia, circadian rhythms, mental illness, comorbidity, implementation science, community-engaged research / scholarship, research practice partnership, community-academic partnership
In the News
When Better Sleep Becomes ‘Crisis Work’
In Search of a Way To Improve Humans’ Faulty Memories and Bad Habits
Not enough sleep gets in the way of success
Teaching
Field Study in Psychology [PSYCH 197]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 199]
Proseminar: Clinical Psychological Science [PSYCH 230B]
Second-Year Seminar on Professional Development [PSYCH 293]
Directed Study [PSYCH 298]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 99]
Special Study for Honors Candidates [PSYCH H195B]
Supervised Research: Social Sciences [UGIS 192B]
Field Study in Psychology [PSYCH 197]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 199]
Directed Study [PSYCH 298]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 99]
Special Study for Honors Candidates [PSYCH H195A]
Supervised Research: Social Sciences [UGIS 192B]
Field Study in Psychology [PSYCH 197]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 199]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Treating Mental Illness: Development, Evaluation, and Dissemination [PSYCH 135]
Field Study in Psychology [PSYCH 197]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 199]
Directed Study [PSYCH 298]
Research [PSYCH 299]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [PSYCH 99]
Special Study for Honors Candidates [PSYCH H195B]