You’re Not Alone: Dealing with Social Anxiety
The experts at Cognitive Behavior Associates estimate that roughly 7% of the American population experiences social anxiety on a regular basis. That means that at every one hundred plus person wedding you attend, there are probably at least other six people who know exactly how you feel. That being said, the precise way in which […] Read More >>
Cognitive Behavior Associates’ Dr. Lauren Shapiro Awarded National Science Foundation Grant Focused on Reducing Dating Aggression
Are sweaty palms and vulgar language evidence of a potential sexual predator? (Beverly Hills, CA) November 06, 2016 – Does locker room talk lead to dating violence? Does a racing heart or sweaty palms during a fight with a boyfriend or girlfriend increase a young person’s risk of inflicting physical abuse? Dr. Lauren Shapiro, USC researcher […] Read More >>
Partnering with Cognitive Behavior Therapy Institute, Tri-City Mental Health Center will Offer Patients Cognitive Behavior Treatment for Psychosis
CBTI, Tri-City Mental Health Center Partnership (Beverly Hills, CA) September 20, 2016 – Mental illness often leaves families in crowded emergency rooms or in psychiatric hospitals, leading to higher costs and poorer outcomes. In order to offer the best in patient care Tri-City Mental Health Center (TCMHC), a Joint Powers Authority, that serves the Cities […] Read More >>
Cognitive Behavior Associates Welcomes Megan L. Wagner, Ph.D., BCB
Psychologist Adding BioFeedback to List of Treatment Programs (Beverly Hills, CA) July 20, 2016 – Cognitive Behavior Associates (CBA) is pleased to announce that Megan L. Wagner, Ph.D., BCB has joined the practice, adding Biofeedback to its list of services. Biofeedback is empirically supported for anxiety reduction as well as managing chronic pain including headache pain […] Read More >>
Pregnant Women & New Moms Suffer Silently from Depression – Screening Can Help
Pregnant Women & New Moms Suffer Silently from Depression – Screening Can Help Cognitive Behavior Associates Women’s Wellness Program Offers Depression Screening When the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force announced in May that depression screening is needed for pregnant women and new mothers, we in the healthcare community understand that pregnant and new mothers can […] Read More >>