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200+ peer-reviewed contributions to the field.

Dr. Levinson has authored more than 200 peer-reviewed scientific papers spanning eating disorders, anxiety, OCD, suicide prevention, digital therapeutics, network science, and precision mental health - along with three books on eating disorder treatment and recovery.

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200+
Peer-Reviewed
Publications
3
Books
Published
$20.2M
Research Funding
Secured
DP2
NIH Director's
New Innovator Award
Books

Treatment manuals & workbooks.

Cover of Facing Eating Disorder Fears (FEDF) Workbook by Cheri A. Levinson and Rachel M. Butler
Oxford University Press · Treatments That Work

Facing Eating Disorder Fears (FEDF)

An Exposure Therapy Based Approach - Workbook

Cheri A. Levinson, PhD & Rachel M. Butler

An evidence-based exposure therapy workbook designed to help individuals confront and overcome eating disorder fears.
Cover of Facing Eating Disorder Fears (FEDF) Therapist Guide by Cheri A. Levinson and Rachel M. Butler
Oxford University Press · Treatments That Work

Facing Eating Disorder Fears (FEDF)

An Exposure Therapy Based Approach - Therapist Guide

Cheri A. Levinson, PhD & Rachel M. Butler

A clinician guide providing practical tools and frameworks for implementing exposure-based treatment for eating disorders.
Cover of The Personalized Recovery Workbook for Eating Disorders by Cheri A. Levinson, PhD and Irina A. Vanzhula, PhD
New Harbinger · Precision Psychology Workbook

The Personalized Recovery Workbook for Eating Disorders

Targeted Tools That Actually Work

Cheri A. Levinson, PhD & Irina A. Vanzhula, PhDForeword by Janet Treasure, PhD

A personalized, evidence-based approach to recovery that helps individuals identify and target the factors most important to their own journey.

Landmark Areas

Where the work has focused.

Area 01

Precision & personalized treatment

Idiographic methods, personalized symptom networks, treatment matching algorithms, and clinical implementation of personalized care.

Area 02

Network science of psychopathology

Symptom-level network models of eating disorders, anxiety, and OCD; group-level and individual-level dynamic systems analysis.

Area 03

Exposure-based treatment

Treatment development, mechanisms, and clinical trials of exposure-based interventions for eating disorders, especially anorexia nervosa.

Area 04

Eating disorder mechanisms

Fear, avoidance, anxiety sensitivity, interoception, social processes, and other transdiagnostic mechanisms in eating pathology.

Area 05

Digital & AI-enabled interventions

Mobile assessment, just-in-time adaptive interventions, machine learning for treatment selection, and digital therapeutics.

Area 06

Suicide risk & physiology

Longitudinal dynamics among eating disorder symptoms, physiology, and suicide risk; mechanisms and prediction in high-risk populations.

Full Record

Where to find the work.

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EAT Laboratory

Lab publications, ongoing studies, team members, and research opportunities.

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NIH RePORTER

Funded research projects, awards, and grant outcomes.

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Open to research partnerships, co-authorships, data-sharing collaborations, and outcomes research engagements.

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