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IMPROVING CARE AND OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS PERSPECTIVES, THOUGHTS, DISCUSSION RISA B WEISBERG, PH.D. RISA B. WEISBERG, PH.D. Disclosures Relationship Company(ies) Speakers Bureau Advisory Committee Almatica

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IMPROVING CARE AND OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS

– PERSPECTIVES, THOUGHTS, DISCUSSION RISA B WEISBERG, PH.D.

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RISA B. WEISBERG, PH.D.

Disclosures

Relationship Company(ies) Speakers Bureau Advisory Committee Almatica Pharmacueticals Board Membership Consultancy Review Panel Honorarium Ownership Interests

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IMPROVING CARE AND OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS – PERSPECTIVES, THOUGHTS, DISCUSSION

 My Perspectives  Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) Board Member and

Executive Committee Member

 Anxiety Researcher  Anxiety Clinician  Anxiety Treatment Family Consumer  Primary Care Researcher  Primary Care Clinician  Primary Care Patient

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IMPROVING CARE AND OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS – THOUGHTS, DISCUSSION, PERSPECTIVES

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Anxiety is a lifespan disease

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T ends to onset early

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Mean age of onset of all anxiety disorders = 21.3 years1

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Separation anxiety disorder, specific phobia, and social, before 15 years1 

Many forms are quite chronic

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Low rates of recovery, high rates of relapse2 

Treatable! CBT, ACT, CBM, mindfulness, medications, exercise, yoga all have shown some efficacy3-7

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Comparative effectiveness, patient-intervention matching (including preferences), and access are now key tasks for anxiety professionals

1 Lijster et al., Canadian J Psychiatry, 2017, Vol. 62(4) 237-246 2 Bruce et al. Am J Psychiatry. 2005 Jun;162(6):1179-87 3 Bandelow et al. International Clinical Psychopharmacology. 30(4):183–192, July 2015 4 Carpenter et al. Depress Anxiety 2018 Jun;35(6):502-514 5 Arch et al. J consult Clin Psychol. 2012 Oct,; 80 (5): 750-765 6 Hakamata et al. Biol Psychiatry 2010;68:982–990 7 Javnbakht Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice 15 (2009) 102–104

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 The Anxiety and Depression Association of

America (ADAA) is an international nonprofit

rganization (with more than 1,800 professional

mental health members) and a leader in education, training, and research for anxiety, PTSD, OCD, depression, and related disorders. WHO WE ARE – MISSION/VISION

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 ADAA’s unique interlinked consumer and professional mission is

focused on improving quality of life for those struggling with anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and co-occurring disorders through education, practice, and research.

WHO WE ARE – MISSION/VISION

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PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

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THE ADAA WEBSITE

WWW.ADAA.ORG

REACHING MORE THAN 38 MILLION ANNUAL VISITORS.

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ADAA’S ORGANIZATIONAL REACH AUGUST 2019

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El Sitio Web Traducible
Videos Psicoeducativos
Grupo de Apoyo en Línea
Descargar Gráficos
Folletos ADAA
Infografia
SeminariosWeb
Podcasts,

Videos, Libros e más…

RECURSOS EN ESPAÑOL

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ADAA Webinars, Blog Posts, Podcasts and more…

ADAA’s website offers educational mental health resources:

Free webinars, podcasts, and blog posts hosted/written

by ADAA mental health professional members

Access to self-help books written by ADAA members
Free e-newsletters, Triumph and She

Triumphs

Recursos En Español: Videos Psicoeducativos, Descargar

Gráficos, Folletos ADAA, SeminariosWeb, Podcasts, Videos, Libros e mas…

FREE EDUCATIONAL CONTENT

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The 900+ licensed mental health providers listed

in this directory specialize in anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and related disorders and are all professional members of ADAA who have chosen to be included in the database. The database can be searched by geographic location or by disorder. Many of the ADAA members listed also offer telemental health services.

FIND – A – THERAPIST

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ADAA Support Groups

English and Spanish anonymous, safe

nline communities where people share

experiences and find support with more than 31,000 other subscribers

FREE PEER-TO-PEER ONLINE COMMUNITIES

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SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT

Anxiety and Depression Association of America: 40,000 +followers @Got_Anxiety 14,000+ followers ADAA GotAnxiety 1,827 subscribers

Public Professional

@TriumphOverAnxiety 1,485 followers ADAA Conference 1,615 @ADAAConference 1,974 Anxiety and Depression Association of America Group: 5,277 members Company page: 888

Connect with Us!

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

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ADAA PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY

ADAA membership benefits include:

Free access to continuing education programs (CE/CME eligible)
- Webinars, Virtual Fall Forum, and the annual Conference
Promotion of research and publications to both the professional and public

communities

Authoring blog posts, hosting webinars and podcasts and writing web content
Special Interest Groups including online Peer Consultation Calls
Promotion of clinical practice in ADAA’s online Find a

Therapist database

Website listings of clinical trials, support groups, and publications
Free online access to Depression and Anxiety – ADAA’s official research journal
Networking and collaborating with experts/colleagues from around the world

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ADAA ANNUAL CONFERENCE – 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION – MARCH 19-22, 2020 – SAN ANTONIO, TX

The ADAA 2020 40th Annual Conference (March 19-

22, San Antonio, T exas) will bring together an expected 1,400 clinicians and researchers from across the US and around the world who want to improve treatments and find cures for anxiety, depression, and co-occurring disorders.

Choose from 150+ sessions, hear engaging plenary speakers,

learn about cutting-edge thinking in research and clinical practice, and earn CEs and CMEs.

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