Dr. Cynthia Suveg's lab at the University of Georgia focuses on understanding how physiological stress regulation in Latin American children affects their academic and behavioral outcomes. The research aims to identify protective factors within families, particularly parenting practices, that help mitigate these challenges. Through a culturally informed lens, the lab seeks to provide insights that can lead to effective interventions to support Latin American families and enhance child development during early childhood.

Dr. Gregory P. Strauss's lab at the University of Georgia focuses on understanding and improving emotion regulation in individuals with psychotic disorders. They are investigating whether a novel cognitive training program, delivered through a smartphone app, can enhance brain function and alleviate difficulties with managing emotions. Their work aims to create a more effective and accessible treatment for mental health challenges associated with these disorders.