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These expert-approved gifts for people with anxiety can help ease stress, create relaxing moments and improve self-care.

"This is exactly what we need: a well-done trial with a control group to show that it actually works," said one expert, cautioning that it provides only proof of concept.

At 24 weeks, young adults and children whose parents used the tool had improved POEM scores compared with controls.

Error rates in patients with social anxiety disorder were lower than those in healthy control regardless of the emotional valence of facial stimuli.

Results of randomized controlled trial reveal that imagery rescripting was an effective treatment for childhood-related PTSD.

If you were asked to choose one word to describe the times we live in, what would it ...

Targeted programs based on biological, psychological, and social factors appear more effective than publicly available self-monitoring approaches.

Removing clocks from your bedroom can make falling asleep less nerve-wracking. Without them, you might find it a bit easier to drift off on your own time.

Tibetan singing bowls are one of the most common and well-studied instruments used in a sound bath.

An innovative internet-delivered program that incorporates therapist support can yield clinically meaningful improvements in tic severity in patients with Tourette syndrome, new research suggests.