Taylor Nicoletti

Taylor Nicoletti is an Assistant Clinical Professor and Clinical Supervisor at the Child and Family Therapy Clinic within the Notre Dame Psychological Services Center. She is affiliated with the Suicide Prevention Initiative—Research, Intervention, & Training (SPIRIT) program, focusing on addressing suicidality in youth. Her work emphasizes strengths-based, trauma-informed services for Black and Latinx children in urban, low-income communities.

• Education: Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology (Wheaton College), Postdoctoral Residency (University of Chicago Medical Center), Predoctoral Residency (Rush University Medical Center)

Research focuses on treatment engagement among Black families, trauma-informed care integration in healthcare systems, and mitigating social health risks. She combines clinical practice, teaching, and training to promote population-based care and health equity for historically marginalized populations.

Professional activities include clinical supervision of doctoral students in evidence-based interventions, pediatric consultation-liaison services, and community engagement to enhance mental health access.

Labs/Teams: Active member of SPIRIT initiative and the Child and Family Therapy Clinic at the Center for Children & Families.