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Changing the Anxious Brain: Treating the Neurobiology of Anxiety with Psychotherapy - Details:
Anxiety disorders are the result of brain activity, and we feel their symptoms as panic, tension, body aches, and palpitations. Learn the neurobiological basis of anxiety disorders, in order to more effectively select treatment methods to provide the fastest and long lasting relief.
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