Today we're offering rapturous applause to the world's best anxiety blogs--or, at least, the best anxiety blogs that are in the English language.
Welcome to Light On Anxiety.We are so glad you found us. You are taking a meaningful step forward, past the fear and uncertainty, simply by reading these words. Freedom from anxiety comes not in monumental leaps but instead through small, meaningful steps forward, such as this one you are currently taking. Light On Anxiety was developed by Dr. Debra Kissen to create a place where information on the most effective treatment for anxiety disorders can be obtained and the shame of living with anxiety can be lifted. Anxiety grows in the dark and recedes in the bright light of acceptance and openness. The key to moving past anxiety is to move through anxiety. This is by definition not a pleasant journey. But it is powerfully transformational, as freedom can be found on the other side. Light On Anxiety is here to be your partner and guide, as you move past anxiety and into valued living. HomePosted by Dr. Debra Kissen of Light on Anxiety on May 15, 2013
We are proud to be have been selected by LifeandSelf.com as one of the top Internet resources for anxiety. Dr. Kissen, Clinical Director of the Light on Anxiety Treatment Center of Chicago, knows that the struggle with anxiety can be excruciating and works hard to convey through her posts that there is much to be hopeful about. Freedom from anxiety can and will be obtained. Dr. Kissen will continue to use this site as a tool in aiding anxiety sufferers in living life to the fullest, even if that means anxiety may occasionally come along for the ride.
Posted by Dr. Debra Kissen of Light on Anxiety on May 1, 2013
Interesting article about the brain integration issues underlying BDD. This research explains why individuals struggling with BDD can't see the forest ( the whole body) and get stuck on a single tree ( a perceived flaw).
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Posted by Dr. Debra Kissen of Light on Anxiety on Apr 28, 2013
This is a helpful article which describes the symptoms of depersonalization disorder. Depersonalization disorder can be effectively treated with CBT for panic disorder.
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