Tory Eisenlohr-Moul, PhD, is a Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience at the University of Chicago and a licensed clinical psychologist. She directs the CLEAR Lab and provides clinical care to patients experiencing menstrual mood disorders. Her research asks why some female patients experience severe emotional changes, suicidal thoughts, and suicide attempts that track the menstrual cycle. Through a series of NIH-funded, double-blind clinical trials (the CLEAR trials), her team has shown that, for some patients, stabilizing hormone fluctuations can prevent menstrual spikes in suicidal thinking. She is a 2018 BBRF Young Investigator Awardee. Her long-term goal is to develop personalized treatments for cyclical mood disorders, matched to each person's hormonal triggers.