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  • CBT for Anxiety

    Curious about Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and its approach to anxiety?  Take a look at this 106-page info and worksheet pack posted by the University of Huddersfield.  Lays it out clearly and simply–might be helpful.  Here’s the complete packet, “Working to Overcome Anxiety.” (via Therapy Worksheets)

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  • Antidepressants for Pilots

    Strong reactions from depression/medication/flying-wary net commenters to a story that the FAA has changed policy and now will allow pilots to take one of four approved antidepressants.  The story, from MSNBC: “We need to change the culture and remove the stigma associated with depression,” Babbitt said. “Pilots should be able to get the medical treatment…

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  • Anxiety v. Depression

    MRIs and emotional word tests indicate depressed worriers may have an advantage. The study found the brain scans of a worried and depressed person doing the emotional word task were very different from those of a vigilant or panicky depressed person. Despite depression, the worriers did better on the emotional word task because they were…

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  • Stress Studies

    Just came across this collection of studies about stress–what helps, what doesn’t.  The last few posts: Acupuncture Treats Anxiety at the Dentist Conquering Stress With Foods And a new study about neurogenesis in lab-stressed mice.  

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  • Stress Gathering

    My report from the first day of the L.A. Mind-Body Conference is up at the Huffington Post.

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