Hannah Sehl

Hannah Sehl is a Doctoral Researcher at Australian Catholic University. Her research focuses on the neural mechanisms underlying cue-reactivity in cannabis use disorder and the effects of mindfulness-based interventions. Her work integrates cognitive neuroscience and behavioral psychology to explore addiction treatment strategies.

Her PhD thesis (2022) investigated brain function changes through neuroimaging techniques, highlighting the role of mindfulness in modifying addictive behaviors. This research bridges neuroscience and clinical psychology, contributing to understanding substance use disorders.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. She has not listed advisees or team affiliations, though her research likely involves collaboration with academic labs focused on addiction and mental health.