Professor Dr. David Hodgins

Biography

David Carson Hodgins is a Professor and Full Member of the Hotchkiss Brain Institute at the University of Calgary, specializing in Clinical Psychology. He has a comprehensive educational background with a B.A. in Psychology from Carleton University and both an M.A. and Doctorate in Psychology from Queen's University. His research focuses on various aspects of addiction, including understanding the processes of recovery from gambling and substance use disorders. Hodgins is involved in both applied research and theoretical studies exploring treatment mechanisms for gambling problems and strategies to increase treatment-seeking behaviors among individuals affected by addictions. His investigations also delve into the functional relationships between addiction and comorbid mental health conditions such as depression and alcohol use disorders. Over the years, he has contributed to academic and strategic initiatives within the university, earning numerous accolades for his exemplary supervision and research achievements, including the Great Supervisor Award and Killam Annual Professor recognition. Hodgins is respected for his contributions to the field of psychological research and is currently accepting MSc and PhD applications in his area of expertise.

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