Poppy Schoenberg, Ph.D

Poppy joined our group in May, 2017. She is a clinical and cognitive neuroscientist whose extant body of research seeks to illuminate biological substrates of complex dynamic mind states, and brain function associated with mental health, at theoretical (basic science) and applied (translational) levels.  At the Osher Center, Poppy will continue neurobiological research streams examining the working mechanisms of mindfulness-based and bio/neuro-feedback interventions for a range of clinical conditions, encompassing attention deficits, mood disorders, and dissociative trauma.