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Jennifer L. Buchholz ; Shannon M. Blakey ; Samantha N. Hellberg ; Maya Massing-Schaffer ; Lillian Reuman ; Heidi Ojalehto ; Joe Friedman ; Jonathan Abramowitz |Despite empirical support for the efficacy of exposure-based therapy for anxiety-related disorders, many individuals do not respond to this intervention or else experience a return of fear after treatment. Inhibitory learning theory has informed[...]Article
Despite robust empirical support, exposure therapy is severely underutilized in routine clinical care. Clinicians’ perception of exposure therapy as too difficult is a key but largely unaddressed barrier to implementation. This pilot study sough[...]Article
Previous studies have revealed that attentional bias toward aversive stimuli may play a causal role in the development and maintenance of anxiety disorders. This pilot study designed an experiment, using eye tracking, to capture gaze patterns in[...]Article
Muhammad R. Baig ; Jennifer L. Wilson ; Robert D. Beck ; Jennifer A. Lemmer ; Anna L. Hernandez ; Adeel Meraj ; Rebecca Tapia ; Eric Meyer ; Jim Mintz |Despite established efficacy, there is low engagement in prolonged exposure (PE) therapy for PTSD among combat veterans. In preparation for a full-scale randomized trial, we sought to evaluate the feasibility, safety, and preliminary efficacy of[...]Livre
Isabelle Paulhan ; Marc L. Bourgeois | Paris : Presses Universitaires de France (PUF) | Nodules | 1995Qu'il soit physique et/ou psychologique, le stress (galvaudé par le public et les médias) continue d'inspirer les travaux des physiologistes et des psychologues. Aux différents "stresseurs"(catastrophes, traumatismes psychiques, événements de vi[...]
