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New Podcast: Teen Social Anxiety Disorder & Interventions That Work
Ms. Shannon, a licensed marriage and family therapist, describes effective treatments for social anxiety disorder in teens. Watch a video of a teen talking about her experience with the disorder and how she got help.
Common Myths About Anxiety Disorders
Find out why it's unlikely that you'll pass out or lose control during a panic attack. Learn about more anxiety myths when you watch this webinar.
Reacting to a Traumatic Event
It’s not unusual for people who have experienced traumatic events to have flashbacks, nightmares, or intrusive memories when something terrible happens -- like the explosions at the Boston Marathon. Be tolerant of your nervous system: It’s having a normal reaction. Learn more.
Stressed, Worried, and Have No Confidence?
Watch this webinar with Dr. John Walker to find out what you can do to manage stress and develop effective strategies will help you to stay healthy and happy.
National Stress Øut Day, April 14-20, 2013
Shedding light on anxiety disorders while promoting a healthy dialogue around all mental health issues.
During the week of April 14-20, 2013, college students on more than 200 campuses in the United States and Canada are participating in the 8th annual National Stress Øut Day—a nationwide effort to provid
New Podcast: Integrating Complementary and Alternative Medicine Into Anxiety and Depression
Dr. Philip Muskin describes how complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM, differs from traditional therapies for anxiety and depression, when it's appropriate to employ, and effective outcomes.
Brain Awareness Week: March 11-17
A celebration of the brain for people of all ages. Learn more about the brain, including efforts to fight the stigma of mental illness.
Running for Myself...for ADAA and Against Anxiety
Ashley is running the Los Angeles marathon on March 17, and she's very, very close to reaching her ADAA fundraising goal. You can help her, ADAA, and those suffering from anxiety and depression.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week February 24–March 2
In the United States, 20 million women and 10 million men suffer from a clinically significant eating disorder at some point in their lives. Eating disorders are serious illnesses, not lifestyle choices. Learn more: Eating Disorders and Anxiety and Disordered Eating in Children.
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