About
Dr. Amy Egbert is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at the University of Connecticut. She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Loyola University of Chicago in 2020.
Research Focus
Her program examines disordered eating in youth from marginalized backgrounds, emphasizing:
- Social/environmental factors (food marketing, access disparities)
- Eating disorders in youth with higher body weight
- Impact of minority stressors (racism, discrimination)
- Adapting evidence-based treatments for underserved populations
Publication Trends
Recent work (15 articles, 2023-2024) demonstrates:
- Strong focus on eating disorder interventions (CBT, family-based)
- Qualitative exploration of treatment barriers in low-resource settings
- Health equity research targeting racial/ethnic minorities
- Examination of media/social influences on adolescent behavior
- Adaptations of established methodologies like the Body Project
Additional Information
No awards, students, grants, or lab affiliations are reported. Contact: amy.egbert@uconn.edu (Office: Bous 166, Storrs Campus).
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