David Allsop

David Allsop is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at Northern Arizona University. His research focuses on couples' sexual well-being, particularly in contexts of pregnancy loss, mindfulness interventions, and mental health outcomes. His work integrates longitudinal studies and qualitative methods to explore topics such as compassion in relationships, grief management, and the biopsychosocial factors influencing sexual satisfaction. With an h-index of 11 and 331 citations, his contributions emphasize the interplay between emotional regulation, marital processes, and reproductive health. He collaborates on clinical applications addressing sexual difficulties post-pregnancy loss and publishes in journals like the Journal of Happiness Studies and Journal of Sexual Medicine.

Research Interests:

• Pregnancy loss and couple dynamics
• Mindfulness and compassion in relationships
• Sexual health and well-being
• Longitudinal analysis of mental health outcomes
• Biopsychosocial models of sexual satisfaction

Key Themes in Publications:

• Exploring grief's impact on post-pregnancy loss sexual functioning
• Developing interventions for couples facing reproductive challenges
• Examining financial and marital factors affecting sexual health

Grants and Collaborations: While specific grants are not listed, his work involves interdisciplinary collaborations on pregnancy loss, mindfulness interventions, and qualitative methodologies. He actively contributes to clinical care guidelines for couples experiencing reproductive loss.