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Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Laboratory |
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Louisiana State University |
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Psychological Services Center |
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anxiety and addictive Behaviors clinic |
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The Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Clinic at LSU is one of the specialty clinics housed within the Psychological Services Center on campus. Our clinic 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, marijuana). The clinic is directed by Julia Buckner, Ph.D., a licensed clinical psychologist with over 10 years experience working with individuals suffering from problems related to anxiety and/or substance use.
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Adult Anxiety Disorders assessed and treated at The Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Clinic include: Social Anxiety Disorder (aka Social Phobia) Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Please click the name of each disorder above to learn more about each anxiety disorder.
Fortunately, there are effective treatments for anxiety disorders & substance-related problems. Our clinic specializes in the use of cognitive and behavioral therapies that research finds to be the most effective for the problems of each individual person treated at our clinic.
The Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Clinic offers individual and group therapy for anxiety and substance use disorders. We charge on a sliding scale based on income and we are affiliated with the Department of Psychology at the Louisiana State University.
To make an appointment or for more information about clinical services offered in the LSU Anxiety and Addictive Behaviors Clinic, please contact us at 225-578-5778 or email us at aabc@lsu.edu.
Before scheduling an appointment, you can first complete our online screening to determine whether our clinic would be a good match for you. If you would like to do that, please click on the following link.
For directions to our clinic, please click here.
For information on the LSU Psychological Services Center, click here to visit their website. For information regarding the treatment and/or assessment of anxiety among children and adolescents, please see the Psychological Services for Youth Clinic website. |
