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Dr. Courtney Beard writes about religious identity and how it influences feelings about death and how it may reveal ways religion can be supportive for patients experiencing suicidality.

Dr. Courtney Beard and IreLee Ferguson write about how a person’s perception of control over themselves and their environment affects how anxious they feel.

Drs. Courtney Beard and Chloe Hudson offer pros and cons of virtual therapy in partial hospital treatment programs.

Dr. Courtney Beard writes about new research that highlights the value of patients self-reporting their sociocultural identities.

Dr. Courtney Beard dispels common misconceptions about using exposure therapy to treat anxiety disorders.

Dr. Courtney Beard describes pedophilia OCD (POCD) and explains how it is different from pedophilia.

Dr. Courtney Beard examines the factors that contribute to feelings of hopelessness and suggests possible treatments.

Dr. Courtney Beard explains interpretation bias and discusses ways that parents can stop passing anxiety on to their children.

“Our support network can consist of anyone we surround ourselves with—family, friends, romantic partners, coworkers, classmates, or neighbors.” – Dr. Courtney Beard

Dr. Courtney Beard examines a new online anxiety treatment for primary care patients.

Dr. Courtney Beard summarizes the results of a new consensus statement about the future of digital mental health treatment in the U.S.

Listen to Dr. Courtney Beard offer tips on how to maintain an exercise routine despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Courtney Beard offers ways to manage the challenges of exercising during the pandemic.

“Internalized stigma is associated with unique emotional distress, loss of self-esteem, feelings of low self-worth, loss of self-efficacy, and ultimately mental health issues.” – Dr. Courtney Beard

Dr. Courtney Beard discusses how computerized training tasks can shift interpretation bias and create new, healthier mental habits.

Dr. Courtney Beard discusses new research that highlights the downsides of emphasizing solely biological and genetic explanations of mental illness.

Dr. Courtney Beard explains the ways developers attempt to encourage user engagement with mental health apps.

Dr. Courtney Beard presents a framework for examining the impact of social and cultural identities.

“While the serious risks associated with benzodiazepine use are quite clear, it is surprising how little we know about benzodiazepine misuse.” – Dr. Courtney Beard