Christine A. Limbers

Christine A. Limbers is a Professor of Psychology at Baylor University, where she has been on faculty since 2010. She earned her Ph.D. from Texas A&M University (2010) and B.A. from Santa Clara University (2003).

• Education:
  • Ph.D. in Psychology, Texas A&M University
  • B.A. in Psychology, Santa Clara University

Her research focuses on psychosocial factors in pediatric healthcare, including:

• Development and validation of patient-reported outcome measures
• Health outcomes and maladaptive eating behaviors in children/families
• Implementation of evidence-based practices in routine care for athletes

Recent publications span topics like therapeutic alliance in trauma therapy, emotional eating assessment tools, and pandemic-related maternal mental health. She mentors:

• Psy.D. Students: Hannah Skiest, Tatum Zeleznik, Erin Laurel, Tara Luers
• Ph.D. Students: Amy Baskin

Limbers teaches courses in psychotherapy theory, abnormal psychology, and child psychopathology. She previously completed a clinical internship at Duke University Medical School.