Cognitive Behavior Therapy

When Worry Gets in the Way of Life
Kait 8 - SUNDAY, April 9 (HealthDay News) -- To be human is to worry -- about finances, your children's health, work, even whether you remembered to unplug the iron when you go on vacation. But if you find that worry seems to consume your life, that you

Health for Life MD: Mind Over Matter
MSNBC - Sept. 19 - Earlier this month, you wrote to us with queries about the connection between mind and body. We handed them over to Alice D. Domar, Ph.D., director of the Mind/Body Center for Women s Health at Boston IVF. Here are her responses to some

Teen didn't understand fatal beating, defense says
Orlando Sentinel - DAYTONA BEACH -- Justin Stearns, a dropout with an IQ of 74, couldn't have understood what would happen when he and his friends beat a frail homeless man to death with sticks, fists and logs, a psychologist testified Wednesday. Michael Herkov said

10 ways to improve your sleep
Pravda - Hectic work schedules, lack of downtime and the change in seasons can make anyone feel more stressed than usual, leading to nocturnal tossing and turning. Insomnia is associated with deficits in attention, concentration, memory and ability to stay

Got Game?
ASU Web Devil - (from left to right) Ben Tatem Hainine, Dustin Perrotti, Dave Latshaw and Matthew Morgan play video games in their dorm room at Palo Verde East. Scott Pennelly / STATE PRESS MAGAZINE Tatem Hanine and Morgan battle it out while playing Halo on their

How therapy helps sex offenders not repeat
MetroWest Daily News - I t has been a long-standing debate -- how to best treat repeat sex offenders like Robert Gorczyca and Ian Tuffs. The two locals are convicted of different levels of sex crimes, but both are repeat offenders. According to experts who deal with sexual