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November 2015

Jen Turkel works with Coco and Bijou to help individuals overcome their fear

November 20, 2015

Jen Turkel is currently working on her dissertation project that aims to investigate the role of attentional processes in exposure therapy. She is accomplishing this by combining a computer-based cognitive training program with a single session of in-vivo exposure therapy for …

Dr. Lisdahl and her students published a new study on the effects of regular cannabis use on neurocognition in young people.

November 4, 2015

Lisdahl, K.M., Wright, N.E., Kirchner-Medina, C., Maple, K.E., Shollenbarger, S. (2014). Considering cannabis: The effects of regular cannabis use on neurocognition in adolescents and young adults. Current Addiction Reports, 1(2), 144-156. Thirty-six percent of high school seniors have used cannabis …

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