The CTSA remains open during the COVID-19 crisis and we are currently offering teleheath options for our evaluation and treatment services. Additionally, we are offering services to cope with anxiety and stress related to COVID-19. Click here to learn more about our telehealth services.
We welcome referrals from professionals and inquiries directly from patients.
March 31, 2020: The Coronavirus Has Made Me a Rage Monster. Help!
Feeling angry about COVID-19 is natural, but you have to know what to do with it.
Many people are not aware that there are short-term treatments that have been researched and shown to be effective for many patients. Often it is hard to find therapists who practice evidence-based treatments. Knowing that effective treatment exists is the first step to improving mental health treatment.
Is cannabis an effective treatment for anxiety disorders?
With the growing legalization of medical cannabis throughout the United States, researchers are often tasked with answering the question of whether cannabis can be useful in alleviating conditions like anxiety-related disorders.
Dr. Jeremy Tyler explains the difference between panic attack and heart attack symptoms
Although 4 in 5 women who suffer from heart attacks are over 40, you shouldn’t assume you’re having one just because you're experiencing some of the symptoms. The good news is, you may just be having a panic attack!
Anxiety is experienced at many different levels and in different forms — from moderate to debilitating, from generalized anxiety to phobias — and its impacts can vary. But psychiatrists and therapists say there are ways to help your partner navigate challenges while you also take care of yourself.
The Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety offers a number of professional workshops for mental health practitioners who are looking to extend their training in empirically-supported treatments for anxiety disorders. Our current workshop offerings include Prolonged Exposure (PE) for PTSD, PE Supervisor Workshops, and Exposure and Response Prevention (EX/RP) for OCD, among others. Please visit our Training Opportunities page to learn more.
