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Association for Compassionate Transformation: Back To School: Prevent School Refusal: An Anxiety Disorder

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Welcome to Dr. Drecun's Blog. As a psychologist, I am dedicated to empowering individuals, enriching lives, promoting personal growth and development. The intention of my blog is to provide individuals with valuable information that will assist in achieving a productive life, a meaningful existence and realizing one’s highest potential. I hope my blog will serve as a catalyst that fosters personal , relational, occupational and/or spiritual growth. Thursday, August 26, 2010. April 22, 2016 at 6:01 AM.

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Promise Of The Butterfly: Article - Social Anxiety Disorder: More Than Just Shyness

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Promise Of The Butterfly. Tuesday, February 18, 2014. Article - Social Anxiety Disorder: More Than Just Shyness. 169; July 21, 2010. It’s also important to note that social anxiety can affect anyone, even someone who is popular and receives lots of attention. Yes, I’m talking about celebrities. An article in Yahoo! Anonymous. "Social Anxiety Disorder." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., 26 Jun 2010. Web. 20 Jul 2010. Edes, Gordon. "Acknowledging anxiety made Greinke a torchbearer." Yahoo! Subscribe t...

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Canine PTSD: Its Causes, Symptoms & Treatment: Case History No. 4—Oddy & Penny

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Canine PTSD: Its Causes, Symptoms and Treatment. An online resource from author and trainer Lee Charles Kelley. Wednesday, April 24, 2013. Case History No. 4—Oddy and Penny. Why do some dogs develop PTSD while others experiencing the same trauma don't? Originally published in slightly different form on December 20, 2012 at PsychologyToday.com. PTSD Develops in Different Ways in Different Dogs. The first case history (of my own dog Freddie) can be found here. A third case, of Noodles, a dachshund, who was...

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Treating co-occurring EDs and OCD | ED Bites

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The latest tasty tidbits in eating disorder science}. Treating co-occurring EDs and OCD. January 18, 2013. By Walter Kaye and colleagues in the American Journal of Psychiatry. The gold standard in treating OCD is a form of cognitive-behavioral therapy known as exposure and response prevention (ERP). You can read more about ERP here. Some researchers are beginning to use components of ERP to treat food fears in EDs, especially anorexia nervosa. In a 2011 study. In the European Eating Disorders Review.

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I am living with anxiety: Doing 'what we fear and hate to do'

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I am living with anxiety. Some thoughts about living with anxiety and what works for me in my recovery journey. Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Doing 'what we fear and hate to do'. Last week I traveled to England for work. It was my longest flight, with about seven hours in the air between New York and London. I had never been on a larger plane (a 767), and I had never traveled outside of the United States (except for road trips to Canada). Congratulations on a successful trip! May 12, 2015 at 5:21 PM. I began su...

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Recovery Resources - Healthyezsweet Life

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Celiac & Tummy Troubles. Fixing Your Relationship With Food. Building Positive Body Image. Thank you to everyone who submitted questions, I loved answering all of them. If listening and seeing is more your style than reading, check out the video below for my five minute explanation about my best recovery resources. Looking for more? Keep reading for the full length answers to your top questions. 1) How did you begin tackling fear foods? 2) Did you lose your period, and if so, how did you get it back?

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Chickens in My Kitchen: Mental Illness As a Character Defect

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Wednesday, August 13, 2014. Mental Illness As a Character Defect. Any means.  But will you read here with an open mind? Here is what I know:. I know that magic pills are not magic for everyone.  And neither is going to church, or the Bible, or prayer.  I know that a whole lot of people can be praying the same prayer without noticeable effect in this lifetime.  Which is not to say that prayer doesn't work. But I also know DAMN WELL that this isn't a choice.  NO ONE would chose this.  No ...And I know I am...

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Art of Living: Psychiatry Today on Sudarshan Kriya

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Love is seeing that there is no difference. I am you, you are me. You are part of me. I am part of you. Feeling that oneness is love. - Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Wednesday, June 20, 2007. Psychiatry Today on Sudarshan Kriya. Vol 4, No. 10 / October 2005. Yoga: A breath of relief for Hurricane Katrina refugees. Stress-reducing programs relieve trauma symptoms, perhaps by stimulating the vagus nerve. Patricia L. Gerbarg, MD. Assistant professor in clinical psychiatry, New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY.

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Treating co-occurring EDs and OCD - ED Bites

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Recovering from anorexia, one bite at a time. Treating co-occurring EDs and OCD. By Walter Kaye and colleagues in the American Journal of Psychiatry. The gold standard in treating OCD is a form of cognitive-behavioral therapy known as exposure and response prevention (ERP). You can read more about ERP here. Some researchers are beginning to use components of ERP to treat food fears in EDs, especially anorexia nervosa. In a 2011 study. In the International Journal of Eating Disorders. Psychologists hypoth...

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The School Psych Toolbox: Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, an introduction

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The School Psych Toolbox. Useful tips, tools, strategies, and topics for School Psychologists, Special Educators, Teachers, Administrators, and Parents of students at-risk and with disabilities. Friday, December 6, 2013. Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, an introduction. Why jump right into EBD? Tips: Common Characteristics of EBD. Cognitive abilities in the average to above average range. Performance in school much lower than ability suggests. Higher rates of grade retention. Research has not been abl...