Professor of Psychology, University of New Brunswick
Dr. O’Sullivan’s research addresses the interface of sexuality and intimate relationships, including the impact of new digital technologies on close relationships, with a primary focus on adolescents and young adults. Another line of research focuses on barriers and facilitators to access to sexual health care and services. Her research program frequently incorporates international studies and collaborations (e.g., South Africa, Guatemala, India, US). She has published over 100 peer-reviewed scientific articles and chapters, co-edited a book on sexual coercion in dating relationships, and serves on a wide range of research journal editorial boards.
Teenage heartbreak doesn't just hurt, it can kill
Aug 21, 2017 07:00 am UTC| Health
Most adults recall the breakup of a romantic relationship as the most traumatic event of their youth. Research shows that breakups are the leading cause of psychological distress and a major cause of suicide among young...
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