Originally published: . Volume 8, No. 7. Source pages: 12.
Dr. Bucker’s Researchers Present at Anxiety & Depression Assn of Am
Students from the Anxiety & Addictive Behaviors Research Laboratory at Louisiana State University presented work at this year’s conference of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, held in San Francisco.
Kimberlye Dean and Katherine Walukevich, students of Dr. Julia Buckner, Associate Professor and the lab’s director, attended the conference, designed with the theme, “On the Cutting Edge of Wellness: Behavioral Medicine and Its Application to Anxiety and Depressive Disorders.”
Ms. Dean presented “The Impact of a Transdiagnostic Risk Factor on Willingness to Seek Treatment among Black Students.” The work was co-authored with Dr. Buckner.
Ms. Walukevich presented “The Impact of Difficulties of Emotion Regulation and Coping Motivated Cannabis Use on Cessation Problems Among Dually Diagnosed Outpatients: Serial Mediator Analyses.” Co-authors included Michael Zvolesky from the University of Houston and Dr. Buckner.
Kimberlye Dean presented on willingness to seek treatment among Black students, research co- authored with Dr. Julia Buckner and presented at the Anxiety & Depression Assn of America. (Courtesy photo.)
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