Research
My research explores evidence-based approaches to understanding and improving quality of life for individuals experiencing grief-induced anxiety from sudden loss, grief, anxiety, and related emotional challenges. My work focuses on the potential of digital therapeutics and music-based interventions to promote emotional restoration, resilience, and well-being through innovative, evidence-based approaches.
Doctoral Dissertation
Grief-Induced Anxiety from Sudden Losses: Exploring Digital Therapeutics for Enhancing Quality of Life
This doctoral research explores how digital therapeutics may support individuals experiencing grief-induced anxiety following sudden loss. Using the Dual Process Model as a guiding framework, the study examines themes of emotional coping, restoration, accessibility, and quality of life through participants’ lived experiences.
The dissertation reflects a commitment to advancing innovative and accessible approaches to mental health support, particularly for individuals navigating profound and unexpected life changes.
Learn more by reading the dissertation abstract or accessing the complete dissertation below.
References
Access the complete reference list supporting the doctoral dissertation, Grief-Induced Anxiety from Sudden Loss: Exploring Digital Therapeutics for Enhancing Quality of Life, by Julie A. Corbett, Ph.D.