Tessa Botkin

Tessa is a Clinical Psychology doctoral student at Ohio University. Tessa graduated from the University of Maryland in 2020 with a B.S. in Psychology and a B.S. in Chemistry.

Prior to attending OHIO, Tessa worked as a research assistant with Dr. Brooke Molina at the University of Pittsburgh, researching diversion in young adults with ADHD. She also gained clinical experience working at Camp Baker, a summer treatment program for children with ADHD and other related disorders. Her current research interests are risk factors for the development of ADHD and disruptive behaviors, with a particular interest in parenting.

In her free time, Tessa enjoys playing volleyball, hiking, playing board games and hanging out with friends.