About
Jessee Dietch, PhD earned her doctorate in clinical health psychology with a specialization in behavioral sleep medicine from the University of North Texas. Her research and clinical work focus on sleep disorders, insomnia, and evidence-based behavioral interventions for improving sleep. At Sleep Junkie, she is available to review content related to sleep health, sleep disorders, and behavioral strategies for better rest when those topics require her expertise.
Dr. Jessee Dietch earned her Ph.D. in clinical health psychology with a specialization in behavioral sleep medicine from the University of North Texas. She completed her psychology residency at the Durham VA and her postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford University School of Medicine and VA Palo Alto. She is currently an assistant professor of psychology at Oregon State University.
Experience
Before becoming an assistant professor of psychology at Oregon State University, Dr. Jessee Dietch worked as a graduate research assistant in a sleep and health research lab and was a postdoctoral research fellow at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
Education
Dr. Jessee Dietch first graduated from Chapman University in 2010 with a BA and BFA in psychology and film production. She would then graduate from the University of North Texas with a Master’s Degree in clinical health psychology in 2015 and a PhD in clinical health psychology and behavioral sleep medicine in 2019.
Other Media Mentions
- Researchgate
- Google Scholar
- Society for Health Psychology
- American Psychological Association
- Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Dr. Dietch’s Role at Sleep Junkie
Dr. Dietch may review articles for Sleep Junkie related to sleep disorders, insomnia, and behavioral sleep medicine when those topics require her expertise.
As part of our expert review board, she reviews where assigned to check that articles reflect current clinical research and that health-related claims stay within what the evidence supports.
Articles by Dr. Jessee Dietch, PhD
