Dr. Kelsey Hudson a Clinical Psychologist who focuses on the intersection of mental health and climate change— particularly regarding young people and climate activists. I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Vermont in 2019 and my post-doctoral fellowship through the Child Program at Boston University’s Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders (CARD) in 2021.
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Acknowledging Maui
Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to the families and friends of those affected by this unimaginable loss and the aftermath they are now experiencing.
Statement From ABCT Regarding Bylaws Change
We are pleased to inform you that the proposed bylaws change, to allow all members (including associate, student, and post baccalaureate members) to nominate officers and vote in all elections, has been approved by our membership. This decision reflects our collective dedication to fostering a more inclusive and dynamic community that values the diverse perspectives and contributions of all of our members.
ABCT Stands with APA in condemning Florida Schools Censorship of AP Psychology
ABCT stands with the American Psychological Association in condemning Florida schools for failing to offer its students AP Psychology coursework that recognizes decades+ of science on sexual orientation and gender identity.
ABCT at PRIDE 2023: Grateful Heart, Proud Steps
A Big Thank You to all the amazing ABCT members who joined us in marching at NYC PRIDE. It was amazing getting to know more of our members and hearing about the value ABCT has been able to provide our LGBTQIA+ membership.
The Sexuality, Health, and Gender (SHAG) Lab
The Sexuality, Health, and Gender (SHAG) Lab, located in the Department of Psychology at the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, is directed by Brian A. Feinstein, Ph.D.
ABCT Commemorates Juneteenth
Today, we join the nation in commemorating Juneteenth, a historic milestone in the journey toward freedom and equality.
Jeff Cohen
Dr. Jeff Cohen (he/him) is a clinical psychologist who provides cognitive behavior therapy to adolescents, adults, and couples at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Dr. Cohen offers psychotherapy in both the Manhattan (Columbus Circle) and Westchester locations of Columbia Doctors.
Remembering Dr. Charles Silverstein
On Sunday, incoming ABCT President Dr. Sandra Pimentel attended the memorial service for Dr. Charles Silverstein. Dr. Silverstein was a psychologist, writer, and LGBTQ rights advocate who passed away in January.
ABCT’s First CHANGE Leaders
ABCT’s CHANGE Leaders
Fighting So-Called “Conversion Therapy”
Eliminate the myth that LGBTQ individuals can be “cured.”
Save the Date: ABCT Is Going to Pride
Registration opens May 16
Reducing Teen Social Media Use with CBT
reducing screen time reduces its negative effects
Vejez
El envejecimiento nos impacta a todos- esto incluye nuestras propias experiencias con la an-cianidad junto con aquella de nuestra familia y amigos.
Alcohol May Increase Risk of Developing Anxiety Disorder
while alcohol may provide temporary relief from specific symptoms, persistent use of alcohol may impact the body in ways that increase the risk of developing an anxiety disorder
Join ABCT and WCCBT in our effort to disseminate CBT
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Gabrielle Ilagan
We study whether daily fluctuations in invalidation are associated with fluctuations in BPD symptoms, and whether identity-related invalidation and self-validation may serve as a risk and protective factors, respectively, for Black and Latinx people with BPD symptoms.
Support for Veterans Experiencing Mental Health Concerns.
cognitive behavioral therapy has shown strong evidence in supporting suicide prevention
The Research Enhancing Access to Culturally Informed Mental Health Services (REACH) Laboratory, located in the Department of Psychological Science at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, is co-directed by Juventino Hernandez Rodriguez, PhD and Bianca T Villalobos, PhD.
For prospective students applying to our lab, you don’t have to be Latinx to want to research Latinx health disparities; allies are vital to furthering our mission to reduce disparities.
the Behavior Therapist: Paper or Electronic?
You have an opportunity to determine how we deliver one of the most revered member benefits.
Heartbroken and Angry
We reaffirm our commitment as an organization to provide resources to those struggling from the impact of gun violence and loss.
A Message From Our President
An update after the Apology on Conversion Therapy.
A Message From Our President
Cognitive behavior therapy has much to offer the world in scary times. We must remember our theories and our interventions have implications outside the therapy room and we must strive to do more as we hold ourselves to the highest standards to practice in a way that best serves our communities
Conversion Post-Viewing Discussion with Dr. Silverstein, Dr. Davison, and Director Gregory Caruso
Discussion among the director and subjects of “Conversion,” documentary examining aspects of the conversion therapy debates
All Children 8 and Older Should be Screened for Anxiety, U.S. Task Force Says
Routine anxiety screenings help parents and professionals monitor children’s mental health, detect early signs of difficulties, and seek services when needed.
Louisa Sylvia is an associate director at the Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Louisa Sylvia is an associate director at the Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Watch Charles Silverstein and Gerald Davison in the Documentary “Conversion”
A new documentary chronicles the half-century old debate on conversion therapy and ABCT President Jerry Davison’s Presidential speech and Charles Silverstein’s part in it
Family Caregiving
Family Caregiving: most caregivers live longer than individuals who are not involved in providing care to another person
ABCT Condemns the Florida Legislature’s Attack on LGBTQ+ Youth
ABCT Sexual and Gender Minority SIG Condemns Florida Attack on LGBTQ+ Youth
Statement From the ABCT Board of Directors Regarding Texas Governor’s Order to Investigate Gender-Affirming Care as Child Abuse
ABCT supports Gender-Affirming treatment for adolescents
Noah Clyman
Noah Clyman is the founder and director of the group practice, “NYC Cognitive Therapy,” located in Herald Square Manhattan. It is the first CBT center that places particular emphasis on diversity.
The ADDRESS Mental Health Laboratory, in the Department of Psychology at Palo Alto University, is directed by Alayna Park, Ph.D.
Alayna Park directs the ADDRESS Mental Health Laboratory, in the Department of Psychology at Palo Alto University
Gun Violence Briefing Book
Gun Violence: a briefing book for journalists to help put guns and violence in context and provide an overview of how CBT might help to combat those elements that promote violence and sooth the effects of the trauma witnessed upon others.
CBT interrupts cycles of poverty, trauma, and incarceration
Forbes highlights program focusing on highly vulnerable individuals; showcases CBT’s effectiveness
Omar Gudiño
Gudiño directs the Services for At-Risk Youth & Families (SAYF) Lab, which conducts research on patterns of risk and resilience in ethnic minority youth exposed to trauma; the development and dissemination of evidence-based treatments for maltreated youth; and ethnic disparities in unmet need for mental health services
The Advancing Care through Community Engagement, Services, and Outcome Research (ACCESO) Laboratory, located in the Clinical Child Psychology Program at the University of Kansas, is directed by Omar Gudiño, Ph.D., ABPP.
Omar Gudiño, Ph.D., ABPP. directs the Advancing Care through Community Engagement, Services, and Outcome Research (ACCESO) Laboratory, located in the Clinical Child Psychology Program at the University of Kansas
Laura Payne
Laura Payne is a clinical psychologist specializing in cognitive-behavioral therapy
Race-Based Traumatic Stress
The effects of race-based traumatic stress are similar to other forms of trauma and adversity. Additionally, the toll from these experiences is cumulative.
Ending Conversion Therapy
ABCT applauds Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer for signing an executive directive to stop the use of state or federal funds for conversion therapy on minors.
ABCT Statement on Racism and Discrimination
ABCT is outraged by the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and countless others at the hands of police officers and broader law enforcement, healthcare, and many other societal systems that devalue Black lives.
Time Out
Written by ABCT members Camilo Ortiz, Anne Marie Albano, Mitch Prinstein, Regine Galanti, Dan Hoffman, Tim Cavell, and Hillary Vidair, it dispels several myths about effective, evidence based discipline.
Maltreatment and Suicide
ABCT member Mitch Prinstein comments on the following article related to the link between childhood abuse and adult suicide.
CBT as Path to Understanding BLM
Over the past month, the Black Lives Matter movement has organized protests across the nation
Children’s Mental Health
ABCT offers information from other groups detailing evidence-based treatments and cognitive behavior therapy.
Trastorno Límite de la Personalidad
El trastorno límite de la personalidad (TLP) es un desorden psicológico que afecta aproximadamente entre el 1% y 2% de la población.
Suicide Briefing Book
Suicide Briefing Book: A resource for the media and lay people looking to better understand, write about, or talk about suicide.
Suicidio Adolescente
En las encuestas a estudiantes de la escuela secundaria, 8% a 10% reportan haber hecho un intento de suicidio.
Adult Traumatic Brain Injury for Mental Health Professionals
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is an alteration in brain function or mental status that results from external force.
Sexual and Gender Minority Populations
“Sex” (or “sex assigned at birth”) refers to whether someone is labeled as male or female at birth (or before birth during an ultrasound).
Selective Mutism
Selective Mutism (SM) is an anxiety disorder in which a child or adolescent fails to speak in specific social situations or to specific people (e.g., school, birthday parties, or to familiar adults), despite being able to speak in other situations and to other people (e.g., home, parents, or to peers).
Military Veterans Mental Health
Though military personnel and veterans can experience the full range of mental health conditions, research suggests they are more likely to be diagnosed with mood and anxiety disorders, including depression, panic, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), as well as anger-related disorders.
Military Suicide
Suicides among military personnel have been steadily rising during the past ten years, with suicide now being the second-leading cause of death among military personnel.
Military Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
PTSD is a stress-related disorder that develops after a traumatic experience.
Helping Children Cope With Divorce
There is a 50/50 chance that couples who marry today will divorce, and almost half of all children now growing up in the United States have seen or will see their parents’ marriage end.
Adolescent and Young Adults With Cancer
The effects of a cancer diagnosis and treatment may be especially upsetting for people diagnosed as adolescents and young adults.
Bed-Wetting
About 15% of all elementary-school-age children wet the bed, and continued bed-wetting beyond the age of 5 is a problem that should be treated.
Aging
Most older adults are less likely than younger adults to have common mental health conditions
Adolescent Suicide
Suicide the third leading cause of death for adolescents. Out of every 100 attempts, 1 adolescent will succeed in committing suicide.
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) have difficulties in sustaining attention to tasks, particularly if they demand more effort than usual.