Alexa Rabaglia
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Alexa is a Senior undergraduate student at the University at Albany, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Educational Studies. She joined this lab because of her focused interests in anxiety disorders, and how therapies like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy are used to manage these disorders. Alexa also hopes to explore the many ways ACT is used to treat several different conditions through psychological flexibility to lead a more fulfilling life. In her free time, you will likely find Alexa playing a game of solitaire, trying new cultural dishes, or spending time with her cat.
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Tonique Fenty
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Tonique is a sophomore undergraduate student at the University at Albany. She is majoring in psychology and minoring in criminal justice. Tonique discovered Acceptance and Commitment Therapy while working in the mental health field. She is passionate about discovering new ways to help to the people she services. After finishing her bachelor's degree, she plans to apply to graduate school and continue on the path to becoming a clinical psychologist. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, working out, and reading.
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Jason Burlison
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Jason is a Senior undergraduate student from Indiana majoring in psychology and minoring in sociology. He plans to pursue a PhD in clinical psychology post-undergrad with research interests in better understanding the effectiveness of more modern therapeutic practices, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and existential therapy specifically, when it comes to the treatment of anxiety disorder symptoms. Jason hopes to help people realize that while life is full of uncomfortable and negative experiences/events, it is also full of reasons to be happy and keep persevering. When not in the lab, Jason is also a resident assistant on campus, a crisis text line counselor, and a full-time student. He also enjoys reading, listening to music, and keeping up with pop culture.
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