Assistant professor–psychologist, department of psychiatry and behavioral neurobiology, University of Alabama, Alabama, US

“I am passionate about supporting people through any emotional health needs that may arise during different stages of their lives — before, during, and after pregnancy and parenthood. I teach courses on happiness, mindfulness, and self-compassion to help people be present and kind to themselves and others.”

Areas of expertise

Psychology
Childhood experiences and trauma
Mindfulness

“In my clinical practice, I want to create emotionally safe and validating spaces for people to explore emotions and change behaviors that could be connected to past difficult experiences.”

— Rebecca Rampe, PsyD

Areas of expertise

Psychology
Childhood experiences and trauma
Mindfulness

“In my clinical practice, I want to create emotionally safe and validating spaces for people to explore emotions and change behaviors that could be connected to past difficult experiences.”

— Rebecca Rampe, PsyD

Career

University of Alabama at Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine – Assistant professor–psychologist in the department of psychiatry and behavioral neurobiology, since 2021
University of North Carolina Wilmington – Psychologist, outreach coordinator, and teaching faculty member, 2012–2021
Resources for Resilience – Certified resilience educator, since 2020

Education

Georgia School of Professional Psychology – PsyD in clinical psychology, 2012
Auburn University – Bachelor of Science in psychology, 2005

Flo articles reviewed by Rebecca Rampe, PsyD