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Dealing With Chronic Worry:
What It Is and What to Do About It
Edward M. Hallowell, M.D.
6 CE/CME Credit Hours**
This home study consists of six audiotapes, a post-test, and other course materials.
**Please Note: Not approved for Psychologists or Physicians. UNA/ANCC= 7 hours
Statement of Need:
Everyone worries to some extent. In moderation, worry can provide a motivating, positive force. However, excessive worry is inhibiting, destructive, and exceedingly uncomfortable -- and can be extremely difficult to stop.
Course Overview:
In this study, Dr. Hallowell will help you understand and deal with excessive worry -- whether it occurs in your clients (adults and/or children) or in yourself. He provides a psychological and biological framework for understanding how worry weaves its way into most people`s lives. You will learn to assess the nature and intensity of worry in yourself and others as well as the most powerful medical and non-medical treatment strategies available, including a review of current recommended medications. Dr. Hallowell discusses a variety of non-medical interventions, such as EMDR and selected cognitive therapy techniques that have been found particularly useful in reducing chronic worry.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand and deal with excessive worry.
- Provide a psychological and biological framework for understanding how worry weaves its way into most people`s lives.
- Assess the nature and intensity of worry in yourself and others.
- Employ the most powerful medical and non-medical treatment strategies available.
Cost
$69.00
To purchase, call IAHB/Seminar Services toll-free at 866-272-8497.
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