Richard J McNally

Dr. Richard J. McNally is a prominent professor and director of clinical training at Harvard University, specializing in the study of anxiety disorders, including social anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), complicated grief, and depression. His research focuses on elucidating cognitive biases associated with these conditions and developing methods to reduce these biases to foster symptom relief.

Much of Dr. McNally's work falls under the umbrella of experimental psychopathology, aiming to illuminate the mechanisms that drive the etiology and maintenance of emotional disorders. His lab engages in various projects that explore topics such as complicated grief, cognitive bias modification, and the effects of stress on memory and trauma.

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