Society of Clinical Psychology

NOVEMBER 10, 2021

Anxiety sensitivity refers to fears of anxiety-related sensations (e.g., Although anxiety sensitivity was originally studied in relation to panic- and anxiety-related disorders, it subsequently has been conceptualized as a transdiagnostic measure of distress intolerance and a risk factor for important health behaviors (Otto et al.,

Anxiety 75

Anxiety Clinic Interventional Psychology 75

Society of Clinical Psychology

MARCH 7, 2020

During that time, she had been having several panic attacks per day and met criteria for multiple anxiety disorders. However, despite all her years of psychosocial intervention, she had never received evidence-based interventions for her anxiety.

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Therapist Mental Health Interventional Clinic 52

Social Workers Speak

AUGUST 11, 2023

” Think about how the color may drain from your face when you’re met with a bout of anxiety. By encouraging blood flow back into the face, you signal to the rest of your body that it’s OK to relax.

LCSW 52

LCSW Clinic Social Worker Psychosocial 52

Millennial Social Worker

JULY 6, 2020

Poor sleep or excessive sleep is also one of the common symptoms of depression and anxiety. To avoid experiencing health problems and other psychosocial impacts, sleep should be prioritized. Poor sleep leads to cognitive impairment and may cause or contribute to many depressive disorders. tiredness and hallucinations.

Psychosocial 52

Psychosocial Depression Disorder Mental Health 52

Society of Clinical Psychology

NOVEMBER 22, 2017

Assertive behavior was defined as any action that reflects an individual’s own best interest, including standing up for oneself without significant anxiety, expressing one’s feelings comfortably, or exercising one’s own rights without denying the rights of others. behavior rehearsal) and/or cognitive means (e.g.,

Psychotherapy 59

Psychotherapy Clinic Psychology Disorder 59

Society of Clinical Psychology

OCTOBER 3, 2018

As psychologists, it is crucial to become aware of how immigration policies can impact the presence of trauma, depression, anxiety, and behavioral disorders. Subsequently, how can psychologists tailor individual and community-based intervention efforts? These post-migration stressors (e.g.

Advocacy 52

Advocacy Psychology Clinic Mental Health 52

Society of Clinical Psychology

MARCH 12, 2019

This result has challenging clinical implications, as it indicates that transdiagnostic interventions directed at students with high comorbidity will be needed to reduce suicidal behaviors among students at risk by virtue of having suicide ideation. Depression and Anxiety. 2018), higher rates of school attrition (Auerbach et al.,

Mental Health 52

Mental Health Psychiatric Disorder Psychiatry 52