Tiffany Love, PhD
Visiting Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Professional Titles
- Acting Director for Care Redesign, BBICEN
Research Interests
Dr. Love’s research uses deep phenotyping approaches to identify and understand the environmental, neurobiological, and socio-cultural risk factors that drive psychiatric disease and facilitate recovery. Her work has employed a variety of behavioral, genetic, and neuroimaging techniques to explore the mechanisms that underlie sensitivity to stress, pain, and reward and, ultimately, contribute to the formation of psychiatric illness.Practice Locations
CU Medicine Psychiatry - Women's Behavioral Health and Wellness1890 N Revere Ct
Anschutz Health Sciences Bldg, Suite 5003
Aurora, CO 80045
303-724-1646
Personal Interests
Dr. Love’s current interests focus on addressing the translational gap between research and practice. This includes developing methods and implementation strategies that enable providers to collect rich biopsychosocial, health, and digital phenotyping data in collaboration with their patients to drive personalized interventions.
Public Speaking
Yes
Dr. Love’s current interests focus on addressing the translational gap between research and practice. This includes developing methods and implementation strategies that enable providers to collect rich biopsychosocial, health, and digital phenotyping data in collaboration with their patients to drive personalized interventions.
Public Speaking
Yes