Expert perspectives on a variety of challenging topics
Have you had the experience of listening to a podcast this year and learning something new that challenges your best practice approach with your clients?
I received a request to speak to a group practice today. The email read in part: Many of our clinicians, as well as their clients,
Reassurance seeking can be a benign way to feel better or it can be a compulsion that cements one’s relationship with anxiety and OCD. It
Returning to school during Covid 19 is filled with uncertainty, sudden changes, and concerns for students, parents, teachers, and staff. At Anxiety Training we can’t
When I talk about Inhibitory Learning Theory to the clinicians I train, I get one of three responses: What is that? I never heard of
Exposure and Response prevention for anxiety and OCD can be difficult in the best of circumstances, but when a client refuses to participate or family
As a CBT therapist, you are very valuable at all times, but never more so than in this time of runaway stress. It is more
Uncertainty is at the forefront of what we teach our clients, along with distress tolerance. During this time with the Coronavirus, we are all heaped
This is a difficult time for everyone. Things are changing so fast, and it’s hard to know at any given time what are helpful or
Anxiety picks the worst times to torment us, and because it’s in our own brains, it torments us about what we care about the most
How often do you involve family in therapy sessions when you are treating an anxious client? In my practice, I encourage my clients to invite
Clients who come to see us suffering terribly from anxiety and OCD understandably often have little ability to think about being grateful for anything. They
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