Jeremiah Buhler, PhD

Research summary

Dr. Buhler's research program focuses on developing and researching targeted internet-based interventions for mental health challenges in rural populations. His research interests also include examining the psychosocial determinants of chronic pain amongst Canadian Armed Forces veterans, internet-based psychological interventions for chronic pain, and military and veteran mental health issues.

Keywords

• Chronic pain
• Internet-based interventions
• Military
• Rural mental health
• Veterans

Research groups

Research coordinator, Military Veteran and Police Health Research Lab

Research affiliations

Research collaborator, Department of National Defence

Dr. Jeremiah Buhler is an assistant professor in clinical health psychology at the University of Manitoba.
He is also a consulting clinical psychologist in Southern Health-Santé Sud, where he provides psychological assessment, treatment, and consultation as part of the Community Mental Health Program.

Education

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) clinical psychology, University of Manitoba (2023)
• Master of Arts (MA) clinical psychology, University of Manitoba (2018)
• Bachelor of Arts (BA (Hons.)) University of Manitoba (2015)

Awards

2021:

• University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowship (UMGF), Doctoral Level

2020:

• Deer Lodge Foundation Research Award, Deer Lodge Centre Foundation

2019:

• Ken Bowers Student Research Award, Canadian Psychological Association

2018:

• Ken Bowers Student Research Award, Canadian Psychological Association
• Dr. Richard Douglas Oatway Memorial Fellowship, University of Manitoba

2016 - 2018:

• Royal Canadian Legion Masters Scholarship, Canadian Institute of Military and Veteran Health Research

2016:

• Psychology Graduate Fellowship (PGF), University of Manitoba (declined)