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Ellen Vaughan

Professor

Departments/Offices:
Applied Psychology in ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø and Research Methodology; Counseling and Wellness Clinic
Academic Programs:
Counseling; Counseling Psychology
Research Areas:
Substance Use and Substance Use Disorders, Latino/a/e Mental Health
Room:
ED 4054
Email:
elvaugha@iu.edu
Phone:
(812) 856-8243
Curriculum Vitae

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My program of research examines risk and protective factors for substance use and substance use disorders among adolescents and emerging adults, including Latino/a/e adolescents and emerging adults.

In terms of clinical practice, I am interested in mental health and substance use disorder treatment, including providing services for Spanish speaking clients. To this end, I have developed a specialty practicum, CHGUnido, in order to train Spanish-speaking students in the provision of mental health services in Spanish and to increase access to Spanish language mental health services in the Bloomington community. **Students who are interested in training in the provision of mental health services in Spanish through in the CHGUnido specialty practicum should be fluent Spanish speakers.

Ofrecemos servicios de consejería confidencial para individuales, familias y parejas en el Centro de Crecimiento Humano (CHGUnido). Para contactarnos, llame al 812-856-6975 (solamente buzón de voz) o enviarnos un correo electrónico CHGUnido@iu.edu.

At our training clinic, the Counseling and Wellness Clinic, we offer counseling services in English and Spanish to the Bloomington community. For more information on Spanish speaking services, please contact us at 812-856-6975 (voicemail only) or CHGUnido@iu.edu.

***If you are interested in our doctoral program in Counseling Psychology, I will be taking 1 student for fall 2027. Students who work with me have research or clinical interests in substance use disorders, prevention/treatment, and/or Latino/a/e Mental Health. Finally, students who have a strong interests in learning about and engaging in the research process are especially encouraged to apply. Research is a central part of IU's counseling psychology program.

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