Jonathan Bricker, PhD
My lab develops and tests acceptance-based therapies delivered in digital and telehealth platforms, with a focus on addressing health disparities. The most preventable causes of premature death and human suffering are cigarette smoking and obesity. To this end, my research team focuses on designing, developing, and testing AI-based chatbot, smartphone app-delivered, and telephone coach-delivered contextual behavioral interventions for smoking cessation and for weight loss. Research aims include main outcome comparisons, mediators, moderators, intervention engagement, and therapeutic process predictors of outcome. This research is currently supported by multiple NIH R01-level grants. Our lab’s latest grant focuses on testing a smartphone app for helping American Indians and Alaska Natives stop smoking commercial cigarettes.
See links for further information:
https://research.fredhutch.org/habit/en/habit-group-members.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Bricker
Education
PhD, Clinical Psychology, University of Washington
Other Affiliations
Fred Hutch Cancer Center
Scholarly Expertise
- Addiction
- Addiction psychiatry/psychology
- Community-based partnered research
- Health disparities
- Human-centered design
- Obesity
- Prevention
- Psychotherapies
- Racial/ethnic minorities
- Randomized controlled trial
- Telemedicine
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Digital Therapeutics
