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EMDR

EMDR for Attachment Injuries
Since its inception, EMDR therapy has been effectively tailored to treat attachment-based trauma. Esteemed expert, Debra Wesselmann, explains how these injuries can be understood and addressed.
EMDR for Children and Teens
EMDR uses bilateral stimulation to process and resolve traumatic memories in youth. World-renowned researcher Carolyn Settle talks about tailoring treatment and involving family.
Supporting First Responders with EMDR
With repeated exposure to traumatic events, first responders are at high risk for disorders such as PTSD and depression. Sara Gilman shares her insights on prevention and treatment with EMDR.
Combining EMDR with Neurofeedback
EMDR and Neurofeedback are natural, non-invasive therapies that can be used to treat complex trauma and PTSD. In this Q&A, Jade DeFrates shares her experiences and insights for clinical practice.DBT
Anxiety

Emotion Regulation for Anxiety
What role do emotions play in anxiety disorders and how can people learn to manage them for improved mental health? Anxiety expert David Klemanski offers his insights.
Acceptance-Based Behavioral Therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder
How can Acceptance-based Behavioral Therapy play a role in treating Generalized Anxiety Disorder? Learn from pioneering expert and author Lizabeth Roemer.
Interpretation Bias Training for Anxiety
Expert on anxiety disorders, Bethany Teachman, explains how technology can help anxious individuals change the way they interpret meaning in ambiguous situations.
Summing up Mathematics Anxiety
Mathematics anxiety is so common that the term “mathemaphobia” was coined to describe the fear and dread associated with doing math. Prominent math anxiety researcher Florence Gabriel explains.
Reducing Anxiety in Children with Autism
Anxiety can be felt more intensely in children on the autism spectrum. Clinical psychologists and autism experts Tony Attwood and Michelle Grattan discuss the best calming strategies and therapies.
Anxiety Set Point and Why It Matters
Why do we have an anxiety set point and can we change it? Pre-eminent neuroscientist and author Joseph LeDoux sets the stage for greater understanding.Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

ACT for Chronic Illness and Grief
Clients facing loss or long-term physical health issues may struggle to find ways to stay positive. ACT therapist Ray Owen describes how to help clients live fully when faced with a crisis.
Working with Parents of Anxious Children
How can changing a parent's behavior help treat their child’s anxiety? ACT expert and clinical child psychologist Chris McCurry offers his insights.
ACT for OCD, Panic, Anxiety, Fears and Worries
How can ACT help individuals struggling with OCD and anxiety disorders? Prolific author and psychologist Patricia Zurita Ona answers.
ACT for Adolescents
How can ACT help teenagers overcome mental health challenges in individual and group therapy? Q&A with Sheri Turrell on ACT for adolescents.
ACT for Chronic Pain
Chronic pain expert Lance McCracken answers questions about ACT for chronic pain.
ACT Approaches for Athletes
What can ACT offer athletes to aid their mental health and improve performance? Leading academic and author, Ross White, sheds light on ACT for athletes.Eating Disorders
Addiction
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