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Specified Treatments for Anorexia

There are no easy fixes for eating disorders. But a new study may shed light on what types of therapy can be most effective at helping patients with anorexia.

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Looking for the Silver Lining Works

You've heard all the clichés: look on the bright side, look for the silver lining, see the glass as half full. The thing is, that strategy might actually work if you suffer from anxiety.

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Success Over Teen Drinking

Teenagers have an incredible capacity to learn, grow and change. And that capacity may be of service when it comes to reducing unhealthy drinking behavior among teens.

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OCD 20 Years Ago & Today

Back in the late 1980s, medications designed to manage OCD symptoms were tested in clinical trials. Now, participants from one of those trials have reported on life 20 years later.

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Mentally Managing a Child's Illness

A child with a chronic illness can present a variety of hardships in a family. However, seeking therapy can reduce the mental health challenges these families face.

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Treating OCD in People with Autism
OCD therapies improved anxiety symptoms for people with autism
Some Mental Illness may Hinder Work
Bipolar and borderline patients may struggle with keeping a job
Talk Therapy for Kids with PTSD
PTSD in children can be treated with psychotherapy like cognitive behavioral therapy
Stopping the Switch to Schizophrenia
Cognitive behavioral therapy helps some patients at risk for schizophrenia avoid psychosis
Are You Angry or Anxious – or Both?
Generalized anxiety linked to anger and hostility
Still Feeling Depressed Despite Meds?
Cognitive behavioral therapy effective for depression when antidepressants fail
It Takes a Village
Children recover from trauma through a systems approach
Lasting Relief From Anxiety?
Cognitive behavioral therapy for anxiety has both short and long term effects
Can Empathy Be Learned?
Cognitive based compassion training may be able to teach people empathy
I Just Called to Say I'm Okay
Cognitive behavioral therapy by phone as effective as in person in non-severe cases
Is There a Better Way to Treat PTSD?
PTSD treatment can be successful through multiple techniques
Your Spouse Can Help With PTSD
Cognitive behavioral conjoint therapy may help couples cope with PTSD symptoms
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