Exposure Therapy in Childhood Anxiety Disorders - Expert Insights for Health Professionals

Show Notes

Exposure therapy is a core component of treatment in childhood anxiety disorders. However, research findings suggest that most clinicians in the real-world (not part of research clinics) do not use it in treatment. 
This podcasts addresses the efficacy of exposure therapy in children with anxiety disorders and the barriers to implementation in everyday clinical practice. Moreover, the panel will also introduce strategies for effective delivery of this gold standard treatment to children, families, and schools. 

Panelists
Anna McKinnon - Registered Clinical Psychologist 
Gemma Sicouri - Dr Gemma Sicouri, Senior Research Associate and Clinical Psychologist

Dr Carol Newall - Clinical Psychologist and facilitator
Nathan Bell - Recording and sound production
Cameron Banks - Voiceover 

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