Noel Slesinger Roy

Noel Slesinger Roy serves as an Assistant Professor in Clinical Behavioral Neuroscience (Pediatrics) at the University of Minnesota, focusing on evidence-based interventions for youth mental health disorders. His clinical research bridges pediatric care with behavioral neuroscience to address critical gaps in treatment accessibility and efficacy.

His primary research encompasses Non-suicidal Self-injury, Eating Disorders, and Trauma Recovery within pediatric populations, with secondary interests in Health Literacy Assessment and Positive Psychology applications. Methodologically, he employs mixed-methods approaches across partial hospitalization programs, juvenile justice settings, and chronic disease management contexts to evaluate treatment outcomes and quality-of-life metrics.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a cohesive trajectory examining behavioral manifestations of psychological distress, particularly the intersection between self-injury and eating disorders. His work consistently emphasizes strengths-based frameworks and technological innovations in assessment, demonstrating increasing influence through Scopus citations (notably 11 citations for 2021 and 2023 publications) and engagement across academic and clinical networks.

Dr. Roy maintains active scholarly productivity with 10 research outputs since 2016, including high-impact contributions to Psychiatry Research and Psychology and Psychotherapy. His research garners multidisciplinary attention, reflected in social media dissemination (X, Bluesky) and Mendeley readership across medical and psychological fields.