An esteemed professor and research psychologist, Dr. Kimberly Horn has worked with top-tier academic institutions, including West Virginia University, The George Washington University, and Virginia Tech. Devoting her career to helping others lead healthier, happier, and more connected lives, she has conducted nearly three decades of health behavior research with an extensive publication record. Her contributions have garnered recognition and accolades on a global scale. Praised for her engaging and compassionate style, Dr. Horn has shared her work with diverse audiences, from community town hall meetings to large-scale international conferences. Her ability and intention to connect underscore her commitment to helping people understand the reasons behind certain health behaviors and navigate their complex social terrain(TM) with confidence.
Dr. Horn's background sets the stage for her literary debut, Friends Matter, for Life. A natural extension of her work, the book addresses how integral friendships are to our emotional and physical well-being. At a time when the shadow of loneliness looms large in our world, Friends Matter, for Life emerges as a beacon of hope. Blending her in-depth understanding of health behavior with her natural love for storytelling, Dr. Horn instills trust as she guides readers toward a deeper intention to cultivate and appreciate friendship's vital role in our adult lives.
Residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dr. Horn cherishes life's simple pleasures alongside her spouse and their delightfully fluffy doodle, a testament to the loving connections she values and writes about.
