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Kelly Gleischman, MA
2 articles
Kelly Gleischman serves as the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of KLG & Associates, a national consulting firm that focuses on all things people, from helping leaders create strong teams and cultures to creating systems for hiring, compensating, rewarding, and developing employees at every level. Prior to launching KLG & Associates, Kelly served as the Managing Partner (Chief Executive Officer) at EdFuel, a national talent management nonprofit focused on helping schools and nonprofits recruit and retain a talented and diverse staff. Prior to EdFuel, Kelly held roles in the education ecosystem that focused on charter authorizing, district partnerships, instructional leadership, and teaching. Kelly holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stanford University, a Master of Arts in Teaching from American University, and is currently a Doctoral Student in Clinical Psychology at The George Washington University. She splits her time between Washington D.C. and Austin, where you can often find her listening to psychology podcasts, writing, and exploring the local food scenes.

Adult Attachment and the Social Construction of Regret: Revisiting High School Experiences
Abstract Purpose. Attachment theory has been applied to understanding interpersonal processes across the lifespan (Bowlby, 1988), including the experience of regret (Schoemann et al., 2012). Prior research has linked adult attachment to regret in close relationships, yet little is known about how attachment relates to adults’ retrospective evaluations of formative social contexts such as high […]

Audrey Horwitz + 2 more
September 22, 2026

Neurobiological Synchrony and Group Psychotherapy: A Potential Path Forward for Group Process and Outcomes Research
A Potential Path Forward for Group Process and Outcomes Research Recent research on therapist-patient neurobiological synchrony in individual psychotherapy has suggested a potential connection between biological synchrony and therapeutic change mechanisms (Zilcha-Mano et al., 2021). This type of burgeoning research is an exciting step forward in psychotherapy process and outcomes research, given the extent to […]

Kelly Gleischman, MA + 1 more
December 3, 2024
