The University Hospital

Dr. Kathrin Schag

E-mail address: kathrin.schag@med.uni-tuebingen.de

Subject areas:
Psychotherapy research, eating and weight disorders, impulsivity, neuropsychological methods, transdiagnostic research

Study management MASC-ED: Masculinity and Diversity in Eating Disorders - a pilot study (Co-PI Dr. O' Sullivan, Charité Berlin), funded by the DZPG
Study management of a pilot study on the effect of stress and sadness on the impulsive processing of food stimuli in patients with binge eating disorder, funded by the DZPG
Head of the working group The 3rd wave in the treatment of binge eating disorder from a transitional and transtheoretical perspective, funded by the German Society for Eating Disorders (DGESS e.V.)
Study coordination of the multicentre randomized controlled trial SUSTAIN (Specialized post-inpatient outpatient follow-up treatment via video conference for sustainable stabilization in anorexia nervosa), funded by the BMBF
Study coordination of the randomized controlled study MIND BINGES (Mechanisms of inhibitory control training to reduce binge eating behaviors), funded by the DZPG
Study coordination of the randomized controlled trial "Increasing cognitive control in patients with binge eating disorder through electrical brain stimulation" (ACCELECT), funded by the DFG
Study management of the randomized controlled study "Impulsivity-related behavior modification for the reduction of binge eating in patients with binge eating disorder" (IMPULS), AKF funding

2024 Psychosomatics Prize of the German Obesity Society
2023 Hilde Bruch Research Prize of the German Society for Eating Disorders
2021-2024 Scholarship holder in the Margarete von Wrangell Program of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science
2020 Adolf Ernst Meyer Prize for Clinical Research of the German College of Psychosomatic Medicine
2020 Paper of the Year 2018/2019 of the Faculty of Medicine Tübingen
2015 Doctorate Award Bio-Psycho-Social Medicine of the German College of Psychosomatic Medicine and the Foundation Psychosomatics and Social Medicine, Ascona, Switzerland