University at Buffalo (UB)
Translating addictions research into effective treatments
Our Programs and Team
The University at Buffalo’s Behavioral Health Clinic offers state-of-the-art, research-based treatment that has been demonstrated to be effective in treating alcohol disorders.
About Our Treatment
Our treatment is:
- Available for those who qualify for the research-based program
- Private and confidential
- Outpatient only
- For individuals (not groups)
- Available at no cost
Treatment typically includes six to 12 sessions of 60-90 minutes each. Sessions typically include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). In addition, we offer follow-up resources and support (including referrals) for participants who complete the program.
Our Team
Part of the UB School of Social Work, the Behavioral Health Clinic is operated by internationally renowned addictions researchers Paul Stasiewicz, PhD, and Clara Bradizza, PhD, who each have more than 20 years’ experience conducting NIH-funded addictions research.
Professor; Janet B. Wattles Endowed Chair
Research Interests: addictions; interventions; treatment
We use a collaborative team approach to provide comprehensive services for our clients. Team members typically include representatives from the fields of psychology, social work, medicine and addiction counseling.
Teaches you how to think, assess situations, recognize triggers. Very helpful.”
— Rick