My research interests fall in the area of health and rehabilitation psychology focusing on adjustment to chronic illness and disability. I am particularly interested neuroplastic models of chronic pain and Pain Reprocessing Therapy, as well as factors that impact adjustment to chronic pain from the perspectives of both the person with pain and the professionals/community members who try to help.
Note: Bold names indicate students under her supervision.
Millar, K., Crump, L., & LaChapelle, D.L. (2024). Lived experiences of cognitive dysfunction in fibromyalgia: A qualitative study of fibromyalgia Facebook support groups. PEC Innovation, 11.
Crump, L. & LaChapelle, D.L. (2023). “Don't need [therapy]! Not necessary, that's what we're for!”: Does content from fibromyalgia Facebook peer support groups emulate psychological flexibility principles? PEC Innovation, 2.
Santos-Iglesias, P., Crump, L., Henry, J. L., LaChapelle, D. L., & Byers, E. S. (2022). The sexual lives of women living with fibromyalgia: A qualitative study. Sexuality and Disability
Crump, L. & LaChapelle, D.L. (2022). “My Fibro Family!” A Qualitative Analysis of Facebook Fibromyalgia Support Groups’ Discussion Content. Canadian Journal of Pain
Gullickson, K. & LaChapelle, D.L. (2018). Conceptualizing Partner Acceptance of Arthritis: A Qualitative Analysis. Canadian Journal of Pain, 2(1), 205-217.