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Our Research
In the Anxiety Lab, we focus on collaborative research with direct clinical implications. We aim to identify ways to increase access to prevention and intervention for individuals with anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic stress via: (1) developing and evaluating e-mental health interventions, (2) exploring transdiagnostic interventions, and (3) using physical exercise in mental health treatment. We also research psychosocial risk factors for alcohol use among adolescents and young adults, particularly among student-athletes. Our overarching goal is that our findings will help transform mental health care delivery in Canada.
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Ongoing projects
The Anxiety Lab is a very active research with several projects ongoing at the moment. Our current projects span fields and populations including intimate relationships, first responders, transdiagnostic treatments, e-mental health care, and parents/caregivers.
Completed Projects
Since 2016, the Anxiety Lab has conducted and contributed to many novel research studies. Our completed projects are diverse and covers many fields in psychology.
Student Led Projects
Our team includes many clinical and experimental psychology graduate students who are passionate for and eager to conduct research. Graduate students in the lab are involved in many different projects and frequently serve as the principal investigator in them!
Sample Collaborations
The Anxiety Lab frequently collaborates with experts in the field within Canada and internationally. Our research collaborations has produced many interesting findings concerning physical exercise and mental health, anxiety sensitivity, mental health interventions, pain, and substance use in young adults.
