Lab Objectives
Build a better understanding of the mechanisms that maintain and underlie meaningful change in fear-based symptoms (anxiety disorders, OCD and PTSD). Mechanisms of interest include: emotion regulation, anxiety sensitivity/distress tolerance, resilience, cultural values/systems, psychophysiological correlates.
Improve outcomes that matter to a wider diversity of individuals in an effort to empower our communities and reduce ongoing health disparities. Outcomes of interest include: quality of life, functional impairment, employment, school attendance, interpersonal conflict, and anger management.
Leverage latest technological and other innovations in order to expand the scope and access to evidence-based interventions on a local and global scale. Such innovations include use of: smart technology, mobile and wearable devices, ambulatory measurement tools, iterative and agile study approaches.
Empower Lab News
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Lab Alumni Kent Hinkson starting tenure-track position at UVU
Former graduate student in the TCT lab and from the UofU’s clinical program Dr. Kent Hinkson has started his own lab at Utah Valley University
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Kiran Kaur's Awards and Recognitions 2024
In 2024, Kiran received multiple prestigious awards, including the B. Jack White Memorial Award for All-Around Excellence
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TCT Undergrad RA Will Tanguy publishes with TCT data
Will published an article: "Using a transdiagnostic approach to examine the associations among internalizing symptoms, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance."
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Dr. Anu Asnaani is awarded APA Distinguished Early Career Contributions
Congratulations to Dr. Anu Asnaani for receiving an APA Distinguished Early Career award