Expert perspectives on a variety of challenging topics
The Anxiety and Depression Association of America conference 2017 in San Francisco was another whirlwind of great people and great information. I loved every minute,
When a client is nearing the end of therapy for OCD, I often ask them to write something that would be helpful to themselves or
Kimberly and I plan our professional year around the annual Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) meeting. The four day event is a time
Viruses may be responsible for causing sudden onset OCD and other mental health symptoms. For many years I have seen children who are experiencing severe
Some clients have enormous burdens from anxiety and other problems that complicate treatment. Sometimes clinicians can refer complicated clients to a more experienced clinician in
Elizabeth and I just finished giving a continuing education webinar called, The Magic of CBT for Anxiety and Depression. We have found, from our workshops,
Often people who have suffered with significant anxiety have lost track of what they really value. They are caught up in doing what anxiety or
People who suffer from anxiety and OCD are quick to be critical of themselves when they are triggered as well as during their CBT treatment.
An NPR report from August 31st, 2016, talks about the roles of different school personnel in helping students with anxiety and OCD. The school counselor
Do you ever wonder what the difference is between desensitization and ERP? What we are trying to teach a client with a phobia or OCD
Staying current with research literature and best treatment practices in the field of anxiety disorder treatment can be difficult. Sometimes even knowing the current language
Have you ever struggled to help a client through an exposure while doing exposure therapy? Treating anxiety and OCD means that you will be doing
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