Treating anxiety, depression and related disorders requires a comprehensive and well-rounded approach. Therapy is an essential part of that strategy, and it concerns me to know that more and more people, already suffering, are having difficulty finding therapists. A Washington Post article (Nov 2022), one of many we see in the news these days unfortunately, … Read more
See How He Runs David H. Rosmarin, PhD, ABPP, runs a lot of things. He runs the Center for Anxiety, he runs the Spirituality & Mental Health Program at Harvard’s McLean Hospital, he runs a popular blog entitled Thriving with Anxiety, and he literally runs. Marathons, that is. On November 20th, 2022, Dr. Rosmarin ran … Read more
When speaking to ADAA members Cindy Aaronson, Stan Arkow and Michelle Pievsky, you get the feeling you could be in their dining room one night, perhaps with an after-dinner coffee or tea, just enjoying the pleasure of their company. Even on a Zoom “work” call with them one evening past typical business hours – Michelle … Read more
At ADAA, we value each and every one of our members and feel that all of them are a distinguished part of the ADAA “family”. But when we have members who are actually related – mother, son, father, daughter, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew (you see where we’re going here) – we can’t help but find … Read more
At ADAA, we value each and every one of our members and feel that all of them are a distinguished part of the ADAA “family”. But when we have members who are actually related – mother, son, father, daughter, uncle, aunt, niece, nephew (you see where we’re going here) – we can’t help but find … Read more