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DESCRIPTION:ASI SeminarJenna WellsAssistant Professor of Psychology\, \
;Cornell UniversityTitle: “Emotional Functioning and Mental Health Across
the Dementia Caregiving Experience”Bio: \;Jenna Wells is an assistant
professor of psychology in the College of Human Ecology at Cornell Univers
ity. Dr. Wells received a Ph.D. in clinical science from the University of
California\, Berkeley\, and completed her predoctoral clinical internship
in the Memory and Aging Center at the University of California\, San Fran
cisco. Dr. Wells’ research examines how emotion in close relationships sha
pes mental and physical health. Her work focuses on individuals caring for
loved ones with neurodegenerative disease\, identifying factors that infl
uence caregivers’ vulnerability and resilience. She also studies positive
interpersonal processes and their links to long-term health and well-being
in individuals and dyads.Co-sponsored by: Center for Aging and Policy Stu
dies and the Department of Psychology
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SUMMARY:Emotional Functioning and Mental Health Across the Dementia Caregiv
ing Experience
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Jenna Wells
Assistant Professor of Psychology\, \;Cornel
l University
Title: “Emotional Functioning and Ment
al Health Across the Dementia Caregiving Experience”
Bio: \;Jenna Wells is an assistant professor of psychology in the Co
llege of Human Ecology at Cornell University. Dr. Wells received a Ph.D. i
n clinical science from the University of California\, Berkeley\, and comp
leted her predoctoral clinical internship in the Memory and Aging Center a
t the University of California\, San Francisco.
Dr. Wells’ research
examines how emotion in close relationships shapes mental and physical he
alth. Her work focuses on individuals caring for loved ones with neurodege
nerative disease\, identifying factors that influence caregivers’ vulnerab
ility and resilience. She also studies positive interpersonal processes an
d their links to long-term health and well-being in individuals and dyads.
Co-sponsored by: Center for Aging and Policy
Studies and the Department of Psychology
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