Eva Kischkel

Dr. Eva Kischkel serves as a Researcher in the Department of Clinical Psychology at the Institute of Psychology, Faculty of Life Sciences, Humboldt University of Berlin. She holds dual roles as a Research Associate and psychological psychotherapist at the university outpatient clinic for psychotherapy and psychodiagnostics, while actively serving as the Institute of Psychology's Women's Representative since July 17, 2018.

Her academic credentials include:

• Graduate Psychologist (1995)
• Psychological Psychotherapist certification (1999)
• Medical licensure as Registered Doctor (2001)
• Doctor rerum socialium (Dr. rer. soc.) degree (2001)

Dr. Kischkel's research centers on psychotherapy efficacy and methodology, with specialized focus on behavioral therapy applications within clinical settings. Her work bridges empirical research and practical clinical implementation through the university outpatient clinic, where she conducts both therapy sessions and psychodiagnostics assessments. This integration of research and practice informs her contributions to clinical training programs and therapeutic protocol development.

As a certified supervisor, she mentors emerging clinicians and researchers in psychotherapy techniques and research methodology, though specific advisees aren't documented in available records. Her leadership extends to institutional advocacy through the Women's Representative role, where she addresses gender equity issues within academic and clinical psychology frameworks.

She operates within the Clinical Psychology of Social Interaction research group and the university outpatient clinic infrastructure, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver evidence-based psychological services. Her clinical work accommodates both in-person consultations at Justus-von-Liebig-Str. 7 and virtual sessions via Zoom, maintaining integration between research objectives and patient care.