Resources for Mental Health Professionals
Anxiety Disorders Resources for Mental Health Professionals

On-Going Professional Discussion of Anxiety Disorders
Behavior OnLine (http://www.behavior.net) hosts a wide range of professional forums which are free and open to all mental health professionals (as well as graduate students and residents). Obviously, the Anxiety Disorders forum focuses on anxiety disorders but a number of other forums can provide good opportunities as well. I would particularly recommend the Cognitive Therapy forum (which I moderate) where we discuss anxiety disorders on a regular basis. These provide an excellent opportunity to discuss interesting issues, ask questions, and obtain up-to-date information.

How can I learn more about treating Anxiety Disorders?

Recommended Readings

For information about the Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy's offerings, go to our educational programs page.

Options for consultation and training - The Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy offers consultation and training on a number of topics, including the treatment of anxiety disorders. We can provide programs tailored to your needs locally, regionally, and nationally (we've even done one international expedition). For information about our offerings, go to our educational programs page.

Locating Anxiety Disorder referrals

• The Anxiety Disorders Association of America maintains a national directory of members who provide specialized treatment for anxiety disorders. For information at http://www.adaa.org.
• The Obsessive Compulsive Foundation maintains a directory of members who specialize in treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. For information visit the OCF at http://www.ocfoundation.org.
• The Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy maintains an international directory and, while not all AABT members specialize in treating anxiety disorders, a high proportion of them provide contemporary, empirically supported treatment for anxiety disorders. AABT's directory can be accessed online at http://www.aabt.org or by phone at (212) 647-1890.