Raquel Rose

Raquel Rose is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Yale Consultation Center within the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. Her research focuses on systemic trauma, resource precarity, and deficit-based narratives impacting ethnic minority youth’s psychosocial outcomes in mental health, education, and legal contexts. She evaluates interventions and participatory programs for legal system-impacted youth to drive systemic change and improve service delivery.

Education:

• Doctoral Candidate in Counseling Psychology, New York University (2023)
• MPhil in Counseling Psychology, New York University
• Bachelor of Science (Honors), Psychology, Stony Brook University (2013)

Research Interests: Raquel’s work bridges systemic inequities and applied interventions. She emphasizes multi-disciplinary approaches to reform policies and legal/educational systems affecting marginalized youth. Her participatory methodologies prioritize youth voices in program design and evaluation.

Awards:

• 2023 Dissertation Fellowship Honorable Mention
• Ford Foundation Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Fellowship (2023)

Affiliations: Associated with the Yale Consultation Center and YaleEval. Her work contributes to translational research aimed at bridging clinical practice and community needs.