Prue is currently the study coordinator on a NIDA funded R01 examining the efficacy of dialectical behavior therapy for opioid dependent individuals who also have borderline personality disorder. As this project winds down over the next year, Prue will begin assuming the role of study coordinator for a project recently funded by the Canadian Council on Humanities and Social Sciences, in collaboration with our colleague Dr. Alex Chapman at Simon Fraser University. On this new project, Prue will coordinate studies using ecological momentary assessment methods to evaluate the effects of directed emotion regulation strategies in the natural environments of individuals with borderline personality disorder.