Professional

ADAA member Katharine Phillips, MD authors this op-ed on beach body tyranny's impact on men. 

ADAA members Mary Alvord, PhD and Dawn Huebner, PhD share their expertise on the challenges of childhood in this article. 

"These new studies will provide us with an even deeper understanding of suicide to aid in our prevention efforts," says ADAA member Jill Harkavy-Friedman, PhD. Congratulations to ADAA members Igor Galynker MD, PhD, Carolyn Rodriguez, MD, PhD, Alan Schatzberg, MD, and David Tolin, PhD for winning AFSP research grants. 

ADAA member David Rosmarin, PhD, ABPP shares his expertise on how to talk yourself out of anxiety in this Romper article. 

“When you hear someone saying, ‘I just can’t stop worrying,’ or ‘I spent all night worrying about my finances or health’—those are signs of generalized anxiety,” says ADAA member Debra Kissen, PhD, MHSA in this Complete Guide to Mental Health magazine article about anxiety. 

“It can elevate people’s general levels of anxiety and make them wonder about typical things they do throughout the day and how safe they are engaging in these activities,” says ADAA member Ellen Teng, PhD on coping with PTSD and anxiety after a mass shooting. 

ADAA members Alicia Clark, PsyD and Simon Rego, PsyD are featured in this article on the new iPhone 11 disturbing those with trypophobia.

ADAA member Katharine Phillips, MD shares her insights on skin picking in this article. 

"For certain individuals, holes can bring on extreme discomfort, extreme anxiety, extreme feelings of disgust," says ADAA member Debra Kissen, PhD, MHSA in this article about trypophobia triggered by the new iPhone 11. 

ADAA member Kama Jensen, MEd authors this article on how to use a planner when you have ADHD.