Malinda L. Fehon

Professor Malinda L. Fehon is collaborating on research in the field of psychology at Yale University, New Haven, CT. As an Assistant Clinical Professor in Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role. Dr. Fehon is deeply engaged in the exploration of how psychological factors intersect with physical health, particularly in areas such as gastrointestinal psychology, pain psychology, psycho-oncology, and cardiovascular psychology. In addition to her academic responsibilities, Dr. Fehon maintains a private practice where she works closely with clients to help them navigate various life challenges. Her practice focuses on addressing distress, relationship issues, life transitions, and health-related difficulties. Her approach is rooted in a comprehensive understanding of the mind-body connection, allowing her to provide holistic care to her clients. Dr. Fehon is also a dedicated clinical supervisor, guiding the next generation of mental health professionals. Her role as a research clinician and consultant involves integrating behavioral medicine into patient care, ensuring that psychological insights are effectively applied to improve patient outcomes. Her work in psycho-oncology, in particular, highlights her commitment to supporting individuals facing the psychological impacts of cancer diagnosis and treatment. With a strong foundation in both clinical practice and research, Dr. Fehon continues to contribute to the advancement of psychology as it relates to physical health. Her collaborative efforts at Yale University aim to deepen the understanding of how psychological interventions can enhance overall well-being, making her an invaluable asset to the field of psychology.