Professional

Avoidant Personality – Underdiagnosed and Undertreated
August 12, 2022
James H. Reich, MD and
Relatively little has been written on Avoidant Personality Disorder (APD) on its own. This webinar will introduce clinicians to APD, review it’s prevalence, and discuss psychological and pharmacological treatment approaches. Free CE/CME credit for members.
The menstrual cycle is characterized by distinct changes in ovarian hormone levels, namely estrogen and progesterone. Emerging work suggests that ovarian hormones play a role in anxiety, depression, and trauma-related symptoms. However, their effects are quite complex.

Pregnancy and childbirth can be a joyous time in a woman’s life but can also be a challenging one. Besides the physical changes that occur during pregnancy and postpartum, about 20% of women may experience mental health challenges.

Superhero Therapy - Pop Culture Narratives to Help Clients Heal
June 2, 2022
Janina Scarlet, PhD and
This webinar focuses on how we can help clients learn to manage their feelings of loneliness and cultivate meaningful interpersonal connections, using fiction and narrative writing exercises as vehicles for fostering connection and posttraumatic growth.
Our growing understanding of the relationship between racism and health has enormous implications broadly and in relation to minoritized women. Black and Brown womanhood often results in the exposure to multiple oppressive and traumatic experiences uniquely dependent on the intersection among racism, sexism, and violence. 

“Polina came to our bedroom awakened by the sound of explosions. I didn’t know and still don’t know what to tell her. Her eyes today are full of fear and terror; eyes of all of us.”

Nutraceuticals and Herbs for Depression and Anxiety
April 21, 2022
David Mischoulon, MD, PhD and
The presentation will review selected nutraceutical and herbal remedies that are used for treating depression and anxiety.
The Relationship Between Migraines and Depression
February 22, 2022

Migraine and depression have a bidirectional relationship, meaning depression increases the risk of migraine and vice versa. Those with depression are 3.4 times more likely to develop migraine. Conversely, those with migraine are 5.8 times more likely to develop depression.

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ADAA Executive Director Susan K. Gurley celebrates the mental health trailblazers within BIPOC communities.
Motivational Webinar - Procrastination, Burnout and Stress
March 10, 2022
Kimberley Quinlan, LMFT and
In this hour-long webinar, you will learn tools and techniques to help you get (and stay) motivated, manage stress, all while treating yourself compassionately.