BREAKING NEWS!!
Our latest project for military personnel, entitled Assessment of Base Rates of PTSD, High Risk Behaviors, and Impairment Study, has been rolled out to the public. Please visit the project website, www.myserviceimpact.com, if you have deployed in support of OIF/OEF and would like to participate. The first 900 participants can claim a $25 payment for their time, while all other participants can enter a drawing for one of 6 $500 Amazon.com gift certificates!
Welcome
Thank you for visiting the online home of the Anxiety Disorders Research Program at the University at Albany, State University of New York. We are dedicated to using scientific know how, with a focus on anxiety disorders, to understand and ameliorate human suffering. We have basic and applied lines of research underway that is framed within an approach known as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT, said as one word). We are addressing variables and processes that feed and maintain anxious suffering and researching how best to alleviate that suffering, within the framework of ACT.
Please take your time to explore the site. Professionals may wish to look at our schedule of upcoming Professional Training Workshops with Dr. John Forsyth. Students may wish to examine our lab and the opportunities for studying and conducting research with us. You will find information about applying for graduate training at the University at Albany, as well as an online research assistant application for those looking to gain valuable research experience in preparation for advanced studies in clinical psychology. Please feel free to contact any of the current graduate students or Dr. Forsyth with questions you may have.
Once again, welcome, and we hope you enjoy the site!
News
Our latest project, Assessment of Base Rates of PTSD, High Risk Behaviors, and Impairment Study, has officially started recruitment! (March, 2012)
The ADRP is preparing for an exciting Interview Weekend, hosted by the Clinical Psychology Program, and are looking forward to meeting some great new professionals! (February, 2012)
Erica Moses successfully defended her dissertation, on Monday, August 29, 2011. Congratulations Dr. Moses!! (September, 2011)
See Past News!