Catherine M Pittman – Calming the Anxious Brain

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• Catherine M Pittman – Calming the Anxious BrainDescriptionThe past decade has brought new understanding about the neuroscience behind anxiety and fear.

• But how many of us can communicate this knowledge to clients in a clear, engaging way that actually enhances effective treatment?You don’t need to be a brain scientist to tap into the power of neuroplasticity and revolutionize your approach to treating anxiety.

• This workshop recording will explore brain-based techniques to stop the symptoms of anxiety, including panic attacks, rumination, and nausea.Handouts/BrochureManual – Calming the Anxious Brain (3.1 MB) 34 Pages Available after PurchaseOutlineIntroductionDisclosuresLimitationsScope of PracticeLearning ObjectivesUsing Neuroscience in the Treatment of AnxietyNeuroscience & AnxietyNeuroscience & TherapistsUsing Neuroscience to Enhance Client EngagementTreatment Goal SelectionNeuropsychologically Informed CBTNeuroplasticityReconsolidationTwo Pathways to AnxietyUnderstanding Anxiety in the Brain: The Amygdala PathwayFight, Flight, FreezeLanguage of the AmygdalaTriggers Created in the AmygdalaNeuroplasticity in the AmygdalaAmygdala-Focused InterventionsUnderstanding Anxiety in the Brain: The Cortex PathwayRelationship between the Cortex & AmygdalaNeuroplasticity in the CortexCortex-Based InterventionsSpeakerCatherine M Pittman, PH.D., HSPPSaint Mary’s CollegeCatherine M. Pittman, PhD, HSPP, has a background in cognitive behavioral therapy, neuropsychology, fear-conditioning research, and treated anxiety-based disorders in clinical practice for over 25 years.

• Her experience makes her uniquely qualified to provide a clear understanding of neuroscience and how that informs the selection and application of successful anxiety treatment strategies.Dr.

• Pittman is the author of the popular book, Rewire Your Anxious Brain: How to Use the Neuroscience of Fear to End Anxiety Panic, and Worry (New Harbinger Publications).

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