Culnan, Elizabeth, PHD

James K. Wyatt, PhD, is a specialist in behavioral sleep medicine and clinical psychology, affiliated with the RUSH Sleep Disorders Service and Research Center in Chicago, Illinois. His work focuses on enhancing the health and safety of both individual patients and the broader public through innovative research and clinical practices in sleep disorders. In addition to patient care, Dr. Wyatt and his team engage in clinical, basic science, and community-based research, contributing to the academic environment at RUSH University. Their commitment to excellence in patient care is evident in their dedication to advancing knowledge in the field of sleep medicine. Generated from the website

RUSH Geriatric and Rehabilitation Psychology, part of the renowned RUSH University Medical Center in Chicago, IL, is dedicated to providing advanced psychological care for older adults facing various challenges. With a strong emphasis on innovation and quality, the institution is recognized nationally for its excellence in healthcare delivery and patient safety. The RUSH network encompasses multiple facilities, offering comprehensive services that span primary care, pediatrics, general neurology, and specialized consultations. Committed to addressing social disparities in health, RUSH continually strives to enhance community health through research and education, shaping the next generation of healthcare providers. Generated from the website

Dr. Jay M. Behel, PhD, is a clinical psychologist at Rush University Medical Center, specializing in rehabilitation outcomes for patients facing both significant medical and psychiatric challenges. His work focuses on helping individuals optimize their well-being and reclaim aspects of their lives, even in less than ideal circumstances. In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Behel is an Associate Professor and contributes to various research initiatives at Rush University, aiming to advance patient care through education and science. His clinical expertise encompasses health psychology, LGBTQ health, and adjustment to chronic illness. Generated from the website