For My Anxiety or Depression: Should I Use Medication or Therapy? (Webinar)
Dr. Andrew Rosen, Board Certified Psychologist, founder and director of the Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders and Dr. David Gross, Board Certified Psychiatrist, and medical director of the Center recently held a webinar on using medication versus therapy for anxiety and depression with The Anxiety and Depression Association of America. Some of the topics covered in the webinar include: What are the roles of medication and therapy? How can my psychiatrist (or primary care doctor) and my therapist work together as a team? How soon can I expect to see results from medication? How soon can I expect to see results from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)? Are there situations where medication and CBT can work great together?
Where Will They Be in 10 Years? Exploring Residential and Therapeutic Options For Adolescents & Young Adults
About the Presentation: Clinicians are often unaware of the range of residential options that exist nationally for their most challenging young clients. We will demystify the antiquated, often misunderstood assumptions about residential treatment programs. We’ll provide a deeper understanding of the options clinicians can propose to their adolescent and young adult patients who need a […]
Separation Anxiety and School Refusal
The beginning of a new school year can be a threat to some children, resulting in elevated anxiety levels and possible school-related disorders, such as separation anxiety disorder and school refusal.
Summer Camp Separation Anxiety – Tips for Reducing Child Anxiety
Summer camp provides the opportunity to make new friends and share new adventures. When your child is going off to camp for the first time, however, summer camp separation anxiety can make the experience seem dreadful for both parent and child, especially in the case of sleep-away camps.
Bin Laden’s Death And Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The World Trade Center attacks have been responsible for one of the largest epidemics of post traumatic stress disorder the United States has ever seen and the news of bin Laden’s death is sure to have an impact on that.
Bin Laden’s Death And Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The World Trade Center attacks have been responsible for one of the largest epidemics of post traumatic stress disorder the United States has ever seen and the news of bin Laden’s death is sure to have an impact on that.
Expectations of Beauty – Body Image Disorder
It is natural for most people to feel some level of self-consciousness regarding their appearance in the presence of others. But for some, this concern rises past an unhealthy level and develops into a chronic mental condition known as Body Dysmorphic Disorder or Body Image Disorder.
Therapy For Dealing With Life Changes
Illness, marriage, divorce, work problems, and having children are all life phases that many of us will undergo at some point in our lives. These phases, along with numerous other possibilities, can affect our normal routine and create a new environment that requires us to adapt. For some, dealing with life changes comes naturally but for others they may trigger an extreme emotional jolt that leads to Phase of Life Adjustment Anxiety; a condition that can heavily impact their daily lives.
Mindfulness Therapy Can Help With Anxiety Disorders
There are several possible treatments for anxiety disorder, but one that is gaining popularity is the concept of mindfulness therapy. Mindfulness, with its roots in Buddhist philosophy, encourages a complete commitment to the present moment.
South Florida Anxiety Therapist Offers Anxiety and Substance Abuse Information
South Florida anxiety therapist, Dr. Andrew Rosen, reports that alcohol and substance abuse fuels anxiety disorders that are already present. He says that people with anxiety disorders are 2 to 3 times more likely to have an alcohol and substance abuse disorder.