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LSU’s Anxiety & Addictive Behaviors Research Laboratory & Clinic specializes in research & treatme

The Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Clinic (AABC) is committed to the development and provision of state-of-the-art treatments and assessments for individuals suffering from anxiety-related problems and problems associated with substance use (e.g., alcohol, ma*****na).

12/18/2025

Congratulations to all the students graduating today, including former research assistant, Delaney, who is graduating today after having been recognized by ’s Distinguished Undergraduate Research Program! Way to GEAUX!

12/16/2025

So proud of what our team accomplished this year! 🎉 From training graduate students in rigorous research and impactful clinical work - with publications and awards to show for it - to mentoring undergraduates through hands-on research, publications, and conference presentations. We also secured federal funding to advance our research and clinical training missions, while expanding community-based clinical services to increase access to evidence-based care. So grateful for our students, collaborators, and community partners who make this work possible. Way to GEAUX team! LSU LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences LSU Research

12/09/2025

Exciting to see this paper published! Grad student Luke Vargo lead this test of the interactive effects of distress intolerance, anxiety sensitivity (AS), & s*x on alcohol outcomes, finding that distress intolerance was related to greater binge drinking frequency among men with lower AS, and among women with higher AS. Results highlight the important role of s*x in alcohol-related behaviors. Great work!

Check out full text here: https://rdcu.be/eTHro

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12/05/2025

Big CONGRATULATIONS to graduate student Katie Thomas for successfully defending her master’s thesis project, The Impact of Dyadic Coping on Alcohol Use and Related Problems among College Students in Romantic Relationships! Way to GEAUX! LSU LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences LSU Research

12/04/2025

Congratulations to graduate student Chris Buenrostro for successfully proposing his master’s thesis project, Purpose in Life as a Moderator in the Relationship Between Depression and Anxiety and Cannabis-Related Outcomes Among College Students! Way to GEAUX!

11/26/2025

Big THANKS to everyone who stopped by to talk about our research during the ABCT Addictive Behaviors Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting & the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies SIG EXPO! And way to GEAUX graduate students Khoa Le & Luke Vargo who presented!

Le: Racism and cannabis outcomes among Asian American and Pacific Island adults

Vargo: Assessing momentary distress tolerance self-efficacy

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11/24/2025

Big THANKS to everyone who attended our symposium at Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies Friday evening, Romantic relationship dynamics and alcohol use: Rigorous science aimed at understanding relationship factors related to use and efforts to improve treatment outcomes by involving romantic partners! And to our speakers:

Dr. Julianne Flanagan: Alcohol Behavioral Couple Therapy Delivered via Telehealth in a Clinical Trial Setting: A Mixed-methods Examination

Dr. Jaye Derrick: Relationship-specific Motives for Alcohol Use in College Dating Couples: An EMA Study

AABC grad student Katie Thomas: The Impact of Significant Other Support and S*x on Alcohol Use Among Black Adults: An Analysis from Ecological Momentary Assessment

Dr. Julia Buckner: Discussant

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11/19/2025

Excited to see this one in print! Co-authored with grad student Luke Vargo & undergrad honors student Amelia Knox, this is the first known study to test whether imposter syndrome is related to cannabis problems. It was - both directly & indirectly via social anxiety & using cannabis to cope with negative emotions. Check out full article here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/10826084.2025.2586660?needAccess=true
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11/18/2025

It's ABCT conference week! If you're headed to ABCT in NOLA this week, check out these FOUR presentation by our team!
Fri 1:15 AdBeh SIG meeting:
Le: Racism and cannabis outcomes among Asian American and Pacific Island adults: The role of negative emotions in responses to experiencing racism

Russell: Microaggressions, negative affect, and alcohol use behaviors among Black undergraduates: A daily diary study

Fri 5-6PM:
Thomas: The impact of significant other support and s*x on alcohol use among Black adults: An analysis from ecological momentary assessment

Fri 6-8 SIG Expo:
Vargo: Assessing momentary distress tolerance self-efficacy: Preliminary psychometric support among individuals with cannabis and alcohol-related problems

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11/12/2025

Grad student publication alert! Luke Vargo just had his SECOND 1st authored paper accepted for publication! In this one, we found a significant s*x X distress intolerance X anxiety sensitivity (AS) interaction, such that distress intolerance was related to greater binge drinking frequency for men with lower AS, and for women with higher levels of AS. Way to GEAUX, Luke! LSU LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences LSU Research

11/10/2025

Great news! A second paper using LSU Ogden Honors College alum Amelia Knox's honors thesis data has been accepted for publication! This is the first known study to test whether imposter syndrome is related to cannabis outcomes - we found that it was related to more cannabis-related problems & this relation occurred via social anxiety & coping motivated use. Importantly, although imposter syndrome & social anxiety were related, the magnitude of the effect suggests they are distinct constructs. Great work, team! LSU LSU Research LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences LSU Discover - Undergraduate Research Program

11/07/2025

Dr. Buckner presented at this week's grand rounds at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital on guidelines for when it may be useful to integrate behavioral therapy into medication treatment for opioid use disorder. LSU Baton Rouge Psychiatry Residency Program LSU LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences

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5131 O'Donovan Drive, Suite 300
Baton Rouge, LA
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Monday	7am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm

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(225) 578-5778

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http://www.lsu.edu/psychology/aabc/

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