Dr. Sarah Keedy received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. Her research interests include the neurocognitive abnormalities of psychotic disorders, effects of psychiatric medications on brain function, linking neurocognitive deficits to clinical symptoms, and defining the “severity” of hallucinations and hallucination pathophysiology. 

Presentation focusing on Neural Connectivity Signatures of Hallucinations and Delusions: https://acnp.org/videos/sarah-keedy/

Presentation focusing on the complex neurobiologies of psychosis and the precision of hallucination measurement: https://www.psych.uic.edu/event/psychdept-parsing-psychosis-with-neurobiology-symptoms-and-subgroups