Life in the (Too Much) Information Age. Sometimes too much information at our disposal can fuel obsessions and make you suffer!
Exposure with Response Prevention
The Great Anxiety Debate
The Great Anxiety Debate is the conversations you have in your head with Anxiety. You try to convince Anxiety that something is safe and Anxiety tries to convince you that you are catastrophically wrong.
Keeping Track of Your Anxiety Treatment Progress
Given a good exposure plan and consistency, you can make progress towards your anxiety goals!
The Fear Hierarchy
Learn to break your fear into small, manageable steps!
I’ll do it when I feel like it
When facing a fear is really just another avoidance of fear.
Facing your fears: Taking the plunge!
Ultimately, you have to take action if you want to get better. Are you up to the challenge?
What is obsessive-compulsive disorder?
People who have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) suffer from recurrent thoughts that cause a significant amount of distress…
Hoarding: Too much stuff!
Compulsive hoarding is a serious chronic psychological condition where a person acquires more and more new “stuff” without getting rid of enough old stuff.
Anxiety’s Seductive Side
Learning from Charlie Brown’s mistakes. Will you try to kick the ball or will you ignore Lucy’s promises and finally quit playing her game?
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety Disorders: Therapist and Client Responsibilities
The primary non-medical treatment for anxiety disorders is Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with an emphasis on Exposure with Response Prevention (ERP).