Training Clinicians
to treat Anxiety and OCD
Welcome to
Anxiety Training
Convenient training that works
Affordable, convenient training, available online to fit your busy schedule. Clinicians anywhere can have the benefit of learning important skills in the treatment of Anxiety and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders.
Founded by Kimberly Morrow, LCSW and Elizabeth DuPont Spencer, LCSW-C, Anxiety Training provides training for therapists, clinicians, social workers, and other mental health professionals. Our webinars offer training with CEs to assist in building a more successful and effective practice. We also provide individual or group case consultations to enhance the treatment you provide your clients.
Save $100 on CBT for Anxiety & OCD with Small Group Case Consutlation
Use the Coupon Code HAPPYNEWYEAR.
Let Anxiety Training help you take the next step to becoming a confident clinician.
- Do you have clients with severe anxiety or OCD and struggle with how to help them?
- Do you wish you had a mentor to turn to when you have tough cases?
- Would you like a simple way to learn cutting edge treatment for anxiety and OCD?
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CBT for OCD and Anxiety Course
w/ Small Group Case Consultation. Save $100. Cohort begins January 2022:
Discount Code: HAPPYNEWYEAR
Online Course & Class Materials Include:
Videos
Handouts
Quizzes
Role Plays
Interviews with Experts
Who We Work With
Individual Clinicians
Convenient and affordable learning that includes CE's! These trainings are engaging, enlightening, and entertaining.
School Districts
Educational resources created for School Districts support their Students, Parents, Counselors & Teachers with Anxiety.
Community Mental Health Centers
Services supporting therapists from community mental health centers through convenient, structured trainings.
Anxiety Treatment Centers
On-boarding and training for new hires of master's level clinicians at anxiety treatment centers.
Our Approach
More than training, a compelling way to live life
Anxiety disorders and OCD are the most common psychiatric disorder in the United States, affecting about 40 million adults and up to 19% of children. Around the world, 615 million people have anxiety and depression, according to the World Health Organization. However, only about one-third of people in the U.S. are able to access effective treatment. On average, it can take 14 years for a person with OCD to get a correct diagnosis and treatment. Untreated anxiety and OCD are a terrible burden to individuals, families and the national economy as a whole due to lost productivity.
We have each been practicing CBT for anxiety and OCD, using exposure and response prevention, for over 25 years. The fact that many clinicians across the country still do not have access to good, evidence-based training, energized us to do something about it. While we each teach, supervise, and give workshops in our local areas, we hope to finally give many more therapists the training they need with easy to understand courses and secure, on-line case consultation.
Learn why panic disorder is often such a debilitating problem, and how using interoceptive exposure works. We will help you realize how to partner with the family of a person with severe OCD even when the family is used to reassuring or avoiding triggers. How about how to make a hierarchy for emetophobia (fear of vomiting)? Or how to treat sleep anxiety in kids?
CBT for anxiety and OCD is simple but not easy. We want to help you become capable and confident in your ability to motivate and treat clients. Our approach is grounded in care and compassion for the suffering of our clients with anxiety and OCD. Empathy is a crucial part of our work. Our clients love working with us and they will love working with you too!
Resources
Recommended Materials
Links to helpful websites for you and your clients as well as references to the best books and professional articles that can help you hone your skills in treating anxiety and OCD. Also, explore helpful books and workbooks written by Kimberly and Elizabeth.
