Julia Richmond

Dr. Julia Richmond is an Assistant Professor at Xavier University's School of Psychology. She holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Toledo and completed postdoctoral training at Kent State University, focusing on emotion processes after stress.

• M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Cleveland State University
• Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, University of Toledo
• Predoctoral Internship, Eastern Oklahoma VA
• Postdoctoral Research, Kent State University

Her research examines the interplay between emotion regulation and interpersonal difficulties, with a focus on borderline personality disorder (BPD) and psychopathology risk factors. She employs psychophysiology and behavioral tasks to study these dynamics across the lifespan and social contexts.

Recent publications highlight her work on daily affect patterns (2024), social media addiction (2023), and online rejection paradigms (2020). Her studies frequently explore social comparison, self-esteem, and substance misuse in relation to BPD symptoms.

Dr. Richmond teaches courses in research methodology and personality assessment, including PSY 221/223 and PSY 585. She collaborates extensively with researchers like K. L. Gratz and M. T. Tull.

Contact: richmondj2@xavier.edu | Office: 310 Elet Hall, Xavier University