Research Staff

 

A native of Massachusetts, Dr. Gulliver began her academic journey in the north by attending Quinnipiac College for her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychobiology, followed by a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Connecticut College. After completing her PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Vermont, Dr. Gulliver went on to work as a National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism-funded Postdoctoral Fellow at Brown University and later spent 12 years in a variety of roles at the VA Boston Healthcare System including Associate Director of Outpatient Mental Health Programs.

Dr. Gulliver made her way to Texas in 2007 and served as the Director of the VA VISN 17 Center of Excellence in Waco, Texas before founding the Warriors Research Institute (WRI) within Baylor Scott & White Health in 2013.

In her spare time, Dr. Gulliver can be found riding her horses, playing with her dog, Maggie, making a Starbucks run or doing yoga.

Dr. Coe’s clinical interests include helping people of all ages heal from trauma, fostering meaningful relationships, and incorporating mindfulness and creativity into therapeutic treatment. Dr. Coe’s varied research experiences and interests revolve around the theme of exploring how cultural factors can impact wellness and inform good clinical practice. Dr. Coe’s daily tasks and roles correspond to the three-pronged mission of the WRI: she provides evidence-based mental health services to treatment study participants, contributes to research projects related to veterans and first responders, and helps train and supervise junior colleagues.

In her spare time, she enjoys training with her running group, practicing her Spanish, attending live music performances, and cheering the Baylor Bears on to victory!