Dumichel Harley, PhD
Dumichel Harley 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. His work within CHOIR 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.
Kirsten klein, MS
Kirsten is a predoctoral intern in the Lifespan Health track within CHOIR at Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital. She is a graduate student in the University of Florida's Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program. Her research interests focus on identifying the barriers to accessing and utilizing health interventions for medically underserved communities with co-occurring mental and physical health concerns. Additionally, she is interested in the co-creation of evidence-based and culturally-tailored health interventions. She is particularly interested in health outcomes within Black communities. Within CHOIR, Kirsten is a study clinician on Active Brains, Recovering Together, and HABIT. Outside of work, Kirsten enjoys playing bass guitar, thrifting, and spending time with family and friends.
Chris Webster, PHD
Christopher Webster is an intern in the Lifespan Health Track within CHOIR at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School. He completed his PhD in Clinical Psychology and Kinesiology at Michigan State University. His research interests are in the integration of exercise and physical activity into psychological interventions. He is also interested in the development of mind-body interventions to reduce chronic pain following orthopedic injuries. Chris’s clinical interests are in CBT and ACT for anxiety disorders and physical health concerns and working with athletes with performance anxiety or sports-related injuries. Within CHOIR, Chris is a study clinician for iHope, Active Brains, and HABIT. Outside of work, Chris enjoys exercising, sports, playing chess, cooking, and traveling.