Dumichel completed his PhD in Clinical Psychology at Palo Alto University and his pre-doctoral internship in Neuropsychology as a part of the Psychology Assessment Center at HMS/MGH. He is a postdoctoral fellow at CHOIR and his work is focused on developing a cognitive rehabilitation protocol for underserved populations. At CHOIR, Dumichel serves as a clinician for the My Healthy Brain, Active Brains, and HABIT. Outside of his work, Dumichel enjoys traveling, videography, and baking everything from pies to cakes.

Anissa Lomba is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and second-year doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at William James College. She is a practicum student with MGH CHOIR and a clinician and researcher at Boston Medical Center. Her clinical and research interests focus on Black maternal mental health, autism, race-based stress, and health equity. She is passionate about culturally responsive, strengths-based care in medical settings.

Topics: maternal mental health, autism, race-based stress, health equity

Shannon is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and second-year doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at William James College. She is a practicum student at MGH CHOIR, provides psychotherapy to individuals and families managing complex psychological and medical conditions in private practice,  and also works part time on the Social Work Consultation Service at Brigham & Women's Hospital. Shannon has over 10 years of experience across inpatient medicine, outpatient psychiatry, community mental health, residential treatment, and private practice. Her research and clinical interests focus on serious mental illness, clinician bias, psychological assessment, suicidality, and maternal mental health. Outside of work, Shannon enjoys cooking, yoga, meditation, and spending time with friends and family.