Dylan Stahl, Sarah Fineberg, Rena Linden, and Eli Neustadter (not shown: Erica Robinson)
Dr. Sarah Fineberg is one of the stellar young investigators in Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) research who was funded in 2014 through our research partnership with the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation (BBRF).
We had a great visit with Sarah at Yale University this past December 8th. We met her for lunch at one of her favorite New Haven, CT spots, Atticus, a busy and fun bookstore/café. Then we spent the afternoon with some members of her research team (see photo below), and heard from each about their exciting projects. Rightly so, Sarah called this meeting “a data blitz!” We left feeling invigorated about their research that concerns social behavior in those with BPD, and in turn how insights could help lessen their difficulties with interpersonal relationships. One project specifically aims at building rapport between doctors and patients with BPD, a much-needed area.
We had a great visit with Sarah at Yale University this past December 8th. We met her for lunch at one of her favorite New Haven, CT spots, Atticus, a busy and fun bookstore/café. Then we spent the afternoon with some members of her research team (see photo below), and heard from each about their exciting projects. Rightly so, Sarah called this meeting “a data blitz!” We left feeling invigorated about their research that concerns social behavior in those with BPD, and in turn how insights could help lessen their difficulties with interpersonal relationships. One project specifically aims at building rapport between doctors and patients with BPD, a much-needed area.