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    • Anxiety Therapy
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    • Therapy for Teens
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    • Tourettes and Tics Therapy
    • Sport Psychology Services
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  • How to stop putting life on hold in the age of the coronavirus

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post

    Most people in the world have put much of their life on pause as they cope with the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. In many cases this is necessary. For example, the spread of COVID-19 has forced athletic organizations to cancel sporting events and practices,…

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    By Jason von Stietz

    Blog Post

    Many of us have put much of our lives on pause as we shelter in place during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Staying home, unless engaging in essential business, is a crucial step toward slowing the rapid spread of COVID-19 and is likely saving…

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    How COVID-19 is affecting Olympic athletes with OCD

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post OCD Treatment Tips Sport Psychology

    The 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo were recently postponed until 2021. Although this was highly disappointing to many, it was necessary for the safety of everyone involved. However, for many Olympic athletes the most distressing part was not that the Olympics was postponed, but…

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    F.A.C.E. C.O.V.I.D.: Practical tips for managing your mental health in the age of the coronavirus

    By Jason von Stietz

    Blog Post

    During this highly stressful time, it is helpful to have simple strategies for managing your mental health. Dr. Russ Hariss, author of The Happiness Trap, shares his helpful tips. F: Focus on what you can control The world is dealing with the dangers of widespread…

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    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post

    In a recent article, we reviewed the importance of assertiveness in the age of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Behaving and communicating assertively can be challenging. Today, much of the world is facing a pandemic and an economic crisis that leaves many feeling helpless. In…

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    CBT and exposure therapy delivered online slows cellular aging in those with social anxiety disorder

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post

    Does anxiety shorten your lifespan? Monitor on Psychology, a publication by the American Psychological Association, recently reviewed a study examining the relationship between CBT and exposure therapy exercises delivered via telehealth (online therapy) and cellular aging. The study was conducted primarily by researchers from Swedish…

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    By Jason von Stietz

    Blog Post

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    CBT-based online therapy (telehealth) for college students in the age of the coronavirus

    By Jason von Stietz

    Blog Post

      If you are a college student, or the parent or loved one of a student, you know that class schedules and daily routines have been upended, but the need for mental healthcare remains. In an effort to manage the spread of the corona virus…

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    Female sprinters compete in the 400 meter relay and support each other mentally and physically

    What coaches and athletic trainers should know about eating disorders among student athletes

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post Sport Psychology

    Generally, participation in sport has many benefits such as learning teamwork, discipline, decision-making, and improved physical health. However, student-athletes are still at risk of developing disordered eating habits. Males and females are at risk: A study of NCAA Division 1 athletes found that one-third of…

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    Rugby players huddle together supporting each other mentally and physically

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    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post Sport Psychology

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    A murel of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna features them playing basketball memorializing them after their death

    Feeling the loss of Kobe Bryant: Why we grieve the deaths of famous athletes

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post Sport Psychology

    It is not unusual for the death of a famous athlete to hit us harder than expected. We might even feel surprised and embarrassed by how intensely their passing can affect us. Here are a few reasons why the passing of our favorite athletes can…

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    5 tips for managing anxiety about too much television

    By Jason von Stietz

    Anxiety Blog Post

    With the advent of streaming services, Must See TV is not limited to a few hours a night one night a week. Streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Hulu each have a variety of award winning, or at least nominated, shows from a…

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