Kristine Burkman, PhD
Kristine Burkman, PhD, is an attending psychologist in the Substance Use and PTSD (SUPT) Clinic, and the PTSD Research Program at the San Francisco VA Health Care System. Dr. Burkman specializes in the assessment and treatment of co-occurring trauma and addiction, with a focus towards developmental and complex trauma. She provides clinical supervision to trainees in psychology and psychiatry in the delivery of evidence-based psychotherapies (individual and group). Dr. Burkman's research focuses on the development of a novel treatment for combat veterans with PTSD who have killed in war and struggle with moral injury.
- Fellowship, 2011 - Clinical Psychology - PTSD & SUD, San Francisco VA Health Care System
- Internship, 2010 - Clinical Psychology, San Francisco VA Medical Center
- PhD, 06/2010 - Clinical Psychology, Northwestern University
- BA, 05/2005 - Psychology, Boston University
Attitude Of Health Personnel
Homicide
Psychological Trauma
Military Personnel
Psychotherapy
Behavior Therapy
Health Equity
Veterans
Health Personnel
Combat Disorders
Morals
Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
Safety
Implosive Therapy
Narrative Therapy
Moral Injury
Clinical Supervision
Substance Use Treatment
Impact Of Killing
Phase-Based Models Of Care
Developmental Trauma
PTSD
Complex Trauma
- Excellence in Mentoring, APA Division 18, 2023
- Aspen Institute Scholar, Aspen Institute, 2011
- Walter Burke Award for Clinical Excellence, Northwestern University, 2009
- Psychology Research Award, Boston University, 2005
- Summa cum laude, Boston University, 2005
Contact information
1550 Fourth Street, #105
San Francisco, CA 94158
United States