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Offering Your Anxious Clients the Standard of Care

Offering Your Anxious Clients the Standard of Care

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                              Offering Your Anxious Clients the ‘Gold Standard’ of Care          Exposure therapy has long been supported as the ‘gold standard’ treatment for anxiety disorders. Despite strong empirical support for the effectiveness of exposure...
Social Anxiety: Making a difference with exposure and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Social Anxiety: Making a difference with exposure and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 12.1% of adults experience social anxiety disorder (SAD) at some time in their lives. Social anxiety disorder is characterized by a high degree of fear related to social situations which usually leads to avoidance...

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