Tim Kaiser

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Greifswald (Germany). I work for Eva-Lotta Brakemeiers clinical psychology and psychotherapy lab.

Research interests

My current research interests are:

Dynamic, person-based assessment of psychopathology and its applications in treatment planning and monitoring
Routine outcome monitoring and clinical support tools in psychotherapy
Online and app-based interventions
Implementing the Unified Protocol for the treatment of emotional disorders in ambulatory practices
Multivariate time-series analysis, network modeling and visualization

In the past, I have been working on:

(I am still interested in these topics but currently not actively working on them)

Intersession and intrasession experience in psychotherapy: therapy-related thoughts, feelings and behavior occurring in between sessions
Non-linear dynamics of psychotherapeutic processes
Nonverbal synchrony in psychotherapy. See Fabian Ramseyer’s page for details.

At the moment I do not supervise any master theses.

Qualitative Content Analysis of Intersession Processes. (Ventura Kawan, Salzburg, 2015)
Construction and Validation of the Intrasession Questionnaire. (Christina Zettler, Vienna, 2015)
Intersession Processes in Psychotherapy: Daily Online Assessment. (Theresa Leitner, Vienna, 2015)
Intersession Processes in Psychotherapists in Training. (Karin Raab, Salzburg, 2017)
In-session Processes and Nonverbal Synchrony. (Marlene Mrosek and Wiebke Hillenbrand, Salzburg, 2018)
Algorithm-based Treatment Planning in Psychotherapy: a Pilot Study. (Christina Maislinger, 2018)