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“The Neural Processes Underlying Alcohol Use as A Coping Behavior”"

Our June Clinical Grand Rounds was with, Thang Le, PhD, Postdoctoral Associate, Dept. of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine. He presented on, “The Neural Processes Underlying Alcohol Use as A Coping Behavior” Synopsis & objectives: Many individuals with alcohol use disorders (AUD) seek drinking to avoid or otherwise manage painful physical and psychological states. Yet, how the neural processes underlying pain play a role in the maintenance of AUD remains under-explored. This presentation provides recent findings from Dr. Thang Le’s laboratory which examines the neural circuit supporting pain and its involvement in promoting drinking as a coping behavior.