Name: Kayla Queen (she/her)
Kayla graduated from Chapman University with a B.A. degree in psychology and a minor in integrated educational studies. Kayla is extremely passionate about working with adolescents with eating disorders in a clinical setting and can't wait to turn her passion into a career! A few things Kayla loves are her family and friends, small fluffy dogs, the beach, sunshine, and dark chocolate!
Name of Doctoral Project: Treatment of Eating Disorders in Primary Care and the Role of the Psychologist
Clinical Interests: Eating disorders, body image concerns, adolescent mental health disorders in residential and/or hospital settings
Research Interests: Eating disorders and body image concerns
Clinical Placements (past to current):
Loma Linda Pediatric Neurology Clinic
Posters:
Queen, K., & Frederick, D. (2024). Associations Among Childhood Emotional Abuse, Dietary Restraint, and Body Image Concerns. [Poster Presentation]. The Society for Personality and Social Psychology, San Diego, California, United States.
Queen, K., Frederick, D., & Crevecoeur-MacPhail, D. (2024). Effects of Childhood Emotional Abuse on Eating Behaviors and Body Image: The Role of Self-Discipline. [Poster Presentation]. Chapman Student Scholar Symposium, Orange, California, United States.
Queen, K., Louge, D., & Frederick, D. (2023). Perceived Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic on Stress Eating: Associations with Mental Health and Body Image. [Poster Presentation]. The Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
