Sarah Kopelovich, PhD
Personal Statement
I am a clinical psychologist with specialized training in serious mental illness and forensic psychology. I specialize in evidence-based treatments for schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders. My clinical work and research converges on individual-, family-, and systems-level supports to optimize mental health care in both community and residential settings and reduce the likelihood of criminal justice system engagement among individuals with serious mental illness.
Education
Emory University Fellowship, 2015
City University of New York, 2015
Department Affiliations
Centers/Programs
- Center for Mental Health, Policy, and the Law (CMHPL)
- Supporting Psychosis Innovation through Research, Implementation, and Training (SPIRIT) Center
- Northwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (Northwest MHTTC)
- Garvey Institute for Brain Health Solutions
- Behavioral Research in Technology and Engineering (BRiTE) Center
Scholarly Expertise
- Pilot of an inpatient Family Bridger Model to support families with loved ones who experience psychosis
- Acceptability and feasibility of a single-session + digital mental health intervention for people with psychosis on an acute psychiatric inpatient unit
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for psychosis workforce development
- Developing a digital training resource for clinicians learning CBT for psychosis (CBTpro)
- Developing a digital platform to deliver family intervention for psychosis
- Improving resilience and recovery from traumatic events using the ECHO model
- mHealth Washington
- Developing a digital training resource for clinicians learning CBT for psychosis (CBTpro)
Recent Publications
Development and validation of a cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis online training with automated feedback.
(2025 Mar)
Psychotherapy (Chic) 62(1): 1-11
Kopelovich SL, Brian RM, Tanana M, Slevin R, Pace B, Stewart SK, Shepard V, Ben-Zeev D, Baldwin SA, Soma CS, Stanco S, Imel Z
(2025 Mar)
Psychotherapy (Chic) 62(1): 1-11
Kopelovich SL, Brian RM, Tanana M, Slevin R, Pace B, Stewart SK, Shepard V, Ben-Zeev D, Baldwin SA, Soma CS, Stanco S, Imel Z
Evaluating Response to a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis-Informed Family Intervention at Variable Duration of a Psychotic Illness.
(2025 Feb)
Early Interv Psychiatry 19(2): e70003
Stiles BJ, Kuczynski AM, Shepard V, Blank J, Kopelovich SL
(2025 Feb)
Early Interv Psychiatry 19(2): e70003
Stiles BJ, Kuczynski AM, Shepard V, Blank J, Kopelovich SL
Preliminary investigation of an artificial intelligence-based cognitive behavioral therapy training tool.
(2025 Mar)
Psychotherapy (Chic) 62(1): 12-21
Kopelovich SL, Slevin R, Brian RM, Shepard V, Baldwin SA, Ben-Zeev D, Tanana M, Imel Z
(2025 Mar)
Psychotherapy (Chic) 62(1): 12-21
Kopelovich SL, Slevin R, Brian RM, Shepard V, Baldwin SA, Ben-Zeev D, Tanana M, Imel Z
Co-production of a state-funded centralized psychosis and psychosis risk screening, assessment, and referral service.
(2025 Jan)
Schizophr Res 275(): 196-207
Kopelovich SL, Straub K, Vaswani-Bye A, Brian RM, Monroe-DeVita M
(2025 Jan)
Schizophr Res 275(): 196-207
Kopelovich SL, Straub K, Vaswani-Bye A, Brian RM, Monroe-DeVita M
Supporting psychosis research, implementation, and training through an academic intermediary-purveyor organization.
(2024 Nov)
Psychol Serv 21(4): 916-927
Kopelovich SL, Brian RM, Vaswani-Bye A, Chwastiak L, McCain C, Shepard V, Zhang W, Tennison M, Fikre S, Monroe-DeVita M
(2024 Nov)
Psychol Serv 21(4): 916-927
Kopelovich SL, Brian RM, Vaswani-Bye A, Chwastiak L, McCain C, Shepard V, Zhang W, Tennison M, Fikre S, Monroe-DeVita M
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