Suzanne Bartle‐Haring

Suzanne Bartle-Haring studies couples and family therapy, focusing on what makes therapy effective, such as the therapeutic relationship between client and therapist, how couples change over the course of treatment, and how factors like trauma history, relationship dynamics, and health disparities relate to relationship satisfaction and wellbeing. Her work often uses statistical modeling of change over time to track therapy outcomes and relationship trajectories. This research is relevant to students interested in marriage and family therapy, clinical psychology, and applied statistical methods for studying relationships and treatment outcomes.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the last decade, with a peak around 2020-2022, a gap in 2023, and continued activity through 2024-2026.

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