It is crucial to not neglect the needs of family and friends who have an anxiety sufferer in their lives. This workshop will provide awareness, education, and assistance to the…
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Anonymous Online Survey Researchers at NYSPI/Columbia University, Yale University, and the University of Southern California are conducting an online survey to learn more about how a family member responds to…
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Want to learn how the brain responds to OCD using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy without medication? Check out this recently published study in the Journal of Psychiatric Research that Dr Yip co-authored.…
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Many parents believe that there’s a right way and a wrong way to raise children. In reality, no one way fits all children. Some children require more structure while others…
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Sometimes it’s easy to be hard on ourselves – to focus on the things we do poorly, the mistakes we make, or the things we’re not any good at. To…
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Yelling, screaming, tears and sometimes hitting and throwing things makes for quite an ordeal! For children, parents and everyone else who bears witness (sorry Fido), a meltdown (or tantrum) can…
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Afghan American immigrants are a relatively small minority group compared to other ethnic groups in the U.S. However, due to war and instability in their home country, Afghan immigrants are…
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Anger is a natural emotion that we all experience. Some people get angry from time to time while others are angry more often than not. No matter how often you…
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The idea of the holidays puts my head into a tail spin and my heart into mild palpitations. PANIC! I'm concerned about past family dynamics and interactions. I'm on pins…
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How often do you hear this? Unless you frequently treat OCD, hopefully not often. Yet, this poses a direct dilemma for those who don’t usually work with OCD sufferers and…
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