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UConn Psychologist Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Ph.D., Receives 2026 Gold Medical Award for Transformative Impact

April 29, 2026 - 04:53

UConn Psychologist Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Ph.D., Receives 2026 Gold Medical Award for Transformative Impact

The American Psychological Foundation has announced that Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Ph.D., of the University of Connecticut, is the recipient of the 2026 Gold Medical Award for Impact in Psychology. This prestigious honor recognizes her innovative and transformational contributions to the field, particularly in the realm of psychological research and clinical application.

Dr. Feldstein Ewing, a leading figure in adolescent psychology and substance use intervention, has been celebrated for her groundbreaking work that bridges neuroscience, behavioral health, and real-world treatment strategies. Her research has fundamentally reshaped how clinicians and researchers understand the developing brain, especially in young people grappling with addiction and mental health challenges. By integrating cutting-edge neuroimaging techniques with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, she has developed novel interventions that are both effective and accessible.

The Gold Medical Award, one of the highest distinctions in the psychological sciences, is granted to individuals whose work has demonstrated a profound and lasting impact on the profession and the public. The American Psychological Foundation specifically cited Dr. Feldstein Ewing’s ability to translate complex scientific findings into practical, life-changing tools for practitioners and patients alike.

In accepting the award, Dr. Feldstein Ewing emphasized the collaborative nature of her work, noting that the recognition reflects the dedication of her entire research team and the resilience of the communities they serve. Her ongoing efforts continue to push the boundaries of psychology, offering new hope for effective treatment and prevention strategies in vulnerable populations.


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