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Bryan Benitez is an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. His work focuses on digital therapeutic interventions for substance use disorders, particularly among Spanish-speaking Hispanic populations. He specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) adaptation for cultural contexts and investigates therapeutic alliance dynamics in digital treatment modalities. His research also explores behavioral mechanisms like impulsivity and expectancy theory in addictive disorders.
- Key Research Themes: Digital therapeutics, cultural adaptation in healthcare, therapeutic alliance, expectancy theory, and clinical trial recruitment strategies.
- Notable Collaborations: Works closely with Brian Kiluk, Charla Nich, and Manuel Paris on substance use studies.
Benitez’s recent studies highlight the efficacy of culturally tailored digital CBT programs for alcohol and substance use disorders. His work emphasizes improving coping skills and treatment adherence through technology-driven approaches. He has contributed to understanding how expectancy principles influence behavior change during addiction treatment.
His publications span peer-reviewed journals in psychiatry, behavioral science, and clinical research, with a focus on translating evidence-based practices into scalable interventions.