Seth Norrholm

Seth Norrholm is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Wayne State University, specializing in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), fear extinction, and psychophysiological mechanisms of stress resilience. His research integrates neuroscience and clinical psychology to explore PTSD's neurogenomic underpinnings, virtual reality exposure therapy, and trauma-related cognitive impairments.

• Key Research Trends: Recent work focuses on fear extinction learning in veterans, predictive modeling of traumatic brain injury using sleep data, and evaluating novel PTSD interventions like acupuncture and MDMA-assisted therapy.
• Methodologies: Employs psychophysiological measures (startle reflex, cortisol reactivity), virtual reality simulations, and neuroimaging techniques.
• Awards: No explicit scientific awards documented in the provided data.
• Collaborations: Engages in interdisciplinary trials, including studies linking HIV and PTSD in trauma-exposed Black women.