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Behavioral Health and Technology Research Clinic

The UF Behavioral Health and Technology Research Clinic (BHaT) provides services for the assessment and treatment of health behavior.

The BHaT clinic was established in Fall 2016. BHaT is organized by full-time doctoral students and led by UF faculty advisor, Jesse Dallery. Dr. Dallery is a licensed psychologist with experience in teaching and research related to pro-health behaviors such as: smoking cessation, improving diet and physical activity, and medication adherence. BHaT is the first teaching clinic of its kind offering its students real-world experience while developing behavior analytic skills sets related to healthy behavior change. Disclaimer:
The contents of the Wall and other areas available for posts on the BHAT Clinic page are the result of posts by individual Facebook members and alumni, students, and staff, and do not reflect in any way the opinions or policies of University of Florida (UF) or any of its colleges or departments.

05/06/2017

The UF BHAT clinic recently attended the Association for Behavior Analysis International's 43rd annual convention in Denver, CO. Here are pictures of a few graduate students who presented their work!

18/05/2017

A big thank you to everyone that stopped by the Behavioral Health and Technology Research Clinic booth at the UF Health Community Health and Wellness Expo.

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1714 SW 34th St

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http://www.psych.ufl.edu/bhatclinic/contact-us/

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