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Live Professional Webinar: Superhero Therapy: Combining Evidence-Based Therapy with Pop Culture Narratives to Help Clients Heal
Live Professional Webinar: Superhero Therapy: Combining Evidence-Based Therapy with Pop Culture Narratives to Help Clients Heal
Featuring: Janina Scarlet, PhD
Free Public Live Webinar: Overcoming Agoraphobia
Free Public Live Webinar: Overcoming Agoraphobia
Featuring Karen Cassiday, PhD, ACT
ADAA 2023 Annual Conference
Instagram Live: AAPI Heritage Month: Breaking the Stigmas in the AA Community
Join ADAA allies Tiara Johnson and Tanaya Kollipara, advocate and author of Stigma: Breaking the Asian American Silence on Mental Health for an ADAA Instagram live community discussion in honor of Asian and American and Pacific Islander month. Learn about how we can help decrease the stigma around mental health discussions in the Asian American community, There will be a focused Q&A session. No registration necessary - just join the conversation on May 24 at 2:00 pm EST on ADAA;s Instagram platform.
BIPOC Mental Health Trends and Disparities
Many members of BIPOC communities deal with stress and trauma that can stem from specific socioeconomic strug
Redefine and Unlearn: BIPOC Youth Destigmatize Mental Health in their Community
In a world that is constantly evolving, BIPOC youth are actively working to change the way their communi
Overcoming Anticipatory Anxiety: A CBT Guide for Moving Past Chronic Indecisiveness, Avoidance, and Catastrophic Thinking
Cannabis Research: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The use of cannabis in the U.S. has undergone a dramatic change over the past two decades. Starting with the campaign to legalize the use of cannabis in the 90s, use, attitudes and risk perception have changed in both adolescent and adult population.
How I Achieved My Cure of Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia
I hav
e chosen to focus on my healing, and to say only a few words about my long period of suffering. Chances are, you already know – firsthand or secondhand – more than you'd care to know about the suffering! My own suffering had its unique form, but essentially, it was no different from what you probably already know.
