Sarah Dauber, Ph.D.

Sarah Dauber directs a federally funded program of research aimed at developing and testing technology-driven interventions to address substance use during the perinatal period. Her current work, funded by National Institute on Drug Abuse and conducted in partnership with the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, is focused on testing computerized screening and brief intervention for substance use in home visiting programs. Sarah received her Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Brandeis University and her Ph.D. in applied developmental psychology from Fordham University.

Research topics: early childhood prevention, substance use in pregnancy and postpartum, home visiting, digital interventions for substance use in pregnancy and postpartum