Dr. Chamberland received her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology and holds a master’s degree in couple and family therapy. She has a particular interest in understanding how family dynamics influence adult attachment patterns and how we see ourselves in the context of relationships. Practicing from attachment-based and family systems models, she works with individuals, couples, and families. Through her passion for integrating research into practice, she focuses on the implications of romantic relationships on an individual’s health as well as the impact of health and disease on couples’ functioning. Additionally, Dr. Chamberland has experience working with trauma, grief, and various life transition issues.