ADAA member Liz Roemer, PhD is quoted in this New York Times article about using mindfulness practices to ease worry and stress.
Adam Graser writes..."The Custom Journal offers a resource to help mitigate anxiety and depression, helps spread awareness about mental health, and aids in removing the stigma that is so often attached to these disorders. It is why I chose to partner with the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA). On the ADAA site you can find a therapist, access free resources and get support. As I shared with you above, I feel even more strongly about ADAA’s mission today, which is why a percentage of proceeds for every journal sold goes to this incredible agency/resource..."
"If you’ve made the decision to physically join your family — hopefully in a small, socially distanced group —and know there are differences in opinion over very strongly held beliefs and opinions, there are some key things you can do to make sure Thanksgiving isn't ruined by a screaming match before the turkey is even sliced."
ADAA Member Kevin L. Chapman, PhD is featured in this article weighing in on how to make it through the 2020 holiday season.
"Younger children may show their anxiety by being more clingy... children might retreat and hide or they might protest." ADAA member Rachel Busman, PhD is featured in this New York Times article: Helping Children With Anxiety in the Pandemic.
