Lars Schulze

Lars Schulze is a scientific Assistant at the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy within the Department of Education and Psychology at Free University of Berlin. His research spans multiple areas of clinical psychology with a particular focus on emotion regulation processes across various mental disorders.

Dr. Schulze's research interests primarily center on clinical psychological intervention research, with special emphasis on emotion regulation and cognitive control mechanisms. His work extensively investigates borderline personality disorder, depression, and trauma-related disorders, employing both laboratory and real-world assessment methods. He has made significant contributions to understanding the temporal dynamics of affective processes using experience sampling methodology and has been active in developing and evaluating digital mental health interventions.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward methodological innovation in clinical psychology research, with increasing focus on ambulatory assessment techniques, digital interventions, and open science practices. His work bridges basic emotion regulation research with clinical applications, particularly examining how momentary emotional processes relate to psychopathology across disorders.

Dr. Schulze is actively involved in several major research initiatives including the ProChild Project, I-REACH Project, German Center for Mental Health (DZPG), and Smart-e-Moms. His collaborative work extends across multiple institutions and research groups focused on advancing clinical psychological science through rigorous methodology and innovative intervention approaches.