Ataques de pánico/Panic Attacks

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Este video es una breve instrucción de lo que es un ataque de pánico, los síntomas y los recursos para obtener ayuda por miembro de ADAA Natalie Arbid.

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Natalie Arbid

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Natalie Arbid, MA, es una estudiante graduada en el programa de psicología clínica en la Universidad de Massachusetts Boston. Estudia la eficacia de terapia cognitiva conductual y atención plena para comunidades Latinx/a/o. También estudia los factores que afectan la eficacia y la utilización del tratamiento, junto con formas de reducir las disparidades de salud mental y aumentar el acceso a la atención de calidad basada en evidencia, utilizando el modelo integrado de atención primaria. Natalie ha recibido una beca a través del APA' Minority Fellowship Program por su trabajo en esta área. Es miembro activo de ADAA y del Grupo de Interés Especial Multicultural. Ella se desempeña como embajadora de la comunidad de asistencia en línea en español de HealthUnlock de ADAA.

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