Richelle Moen, PhD
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

Contact Info
PhD, Counseling and Human Development, University of Iowa, Minor in Organizational Management
MA, Counseling and Human Development
BA, Psychology, University of Minnesota
Summary
I received my BA in psychology at the University of Minnesota. I completed my MA and my PhD in counseling and human development from the University of Iowa with a focus on Marriage and Family Therapy and a minor in Organizational Management. I am a licensed psychologist and a Licensed Couples, Marriage and Family Therapist. As a family therapist, I provide therapy through the developmental life-span ages 5-95. I specialize in emotional dysregulation, mood disorders, PTSD--trauma informed therapy, Eating Disorders, Family therapy, and psychotherapy supervision. I am committed to providing culturally-affirming care to diverse patients and families and providing advocacy in the community. In my current faculty position, I teach Introduction to psychotherapy, family and group psychotherapy courses and supervise psychiatry residents and interns in individual, group and family therapies. As the assistant residency training director, I am in charge of coordinating the psychotherapy training in the Adult Psychiatry Residency program. I am the co-director of the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy program (DBT). I am active in national and local organizations including AADRT, NAMI providing workshops and community service. I am an active member in various committees in the department including the Diversity and Inclusion, RTC, and Doctors at the Borders.
Professional Associations
Research
Research Summary/Interests
- Borderline Personality Disorder
- Emotional Dysregulation & Self-Harm
- Teaching and Supervision
Teaching
Teaching Areas
Dr. Moen teaches Introduction to Psychotherapy, Family and Group Psychotherapy Courses and supervises Psychiatry residents in Individual, Group and Family Therapy.
Clinical
Clinical Interests
Individual, Family and Group Therapy; Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT); Emotional Dysregulation, Eating Disorders