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the Behavior Therapist January 2026 - For our first issue of the new year, we've highlighted investigations of practice and intervention, spanning depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and parenting amidst modern stressors. We also have a number of award nominations, conventions, and calls for research open for application, including information about both the 60th Annual ABCT Convention and the 11th WCCBT Congress.
Joanna Arch - Dr. Joanna Arch is a Professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience and the Inaugural Yvonne Kristy Endowed Chair in the Renée Crown Wellness Institute at the University of Colorado Boulder.
the Behavior Therapist December 2025 - The end of the year fast approaches, and with it our final issue of the Behavior Therapist for 2025. This issue includes a special address from our CEO, Dr. Courtney L. White, and our newly-inaugurated ABCT President, Dr. Carolyn Becker.Featured Professionals
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Joanna Arch - Dr. Joanna Arch is a Professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience and the Inaugural Yvonne Kristy Endowed Chair in the Renée Crown Wellness Institute at the University of Colorado Boulder. Join ABCT
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