Philipp Geisen

Philipp Geisen is a researcher at the Department of Moral Theology within the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the University of Tübingen. His work bridges ethics with clinical psychology and psychiatry, focusing on autonomy and interdisciplinary dialogues between philosophy and mental health.

• Education: Master of Science in Psychology (2022), Bachelor of Science in Psychology (2020), Bachelor of Arts in Catholic Theology/Philosophy (2020), Magister Theologiae (2020), and interdisciplinary studies in psychology, theology, and philosophy (2014–2022).

Geisen's research centers on ethical dilemmas in psychotherapeutic practices, with a particular emphasis on autonomy in psychiatric care. His recent publications explore interdisciplinary intersections between medical ethics, psychological assessment, and survey methodology.

His academic output includes a 2024 review in the Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik analyzing the interplay between psychiatry and philosophical ethics, and a 2023 empirical study on citizenship identification metrics in the European Journal of Psychological Assessment.

He is part of the team led by Prof. Dr. Franz-Josef Bormann, collaborating with Susanne Karle, Nicolas Conrads, and Dr. Dr. Ralf Lutz.

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