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Recordings of prior lectures are available by mail. Listed below are the 2010 lectures. The recordings are on audio CDs.
Lecture recordings are $13 each (including postage and handling) or $25 for two , $35 for three.
Allow 3-5 weeks for delivery. To order, write a letter requesting any lecture by number,
make check out to MDSG Inc. and send it to:
Lecture Recordings c/o MDSG PO Box 30377, New York, NY 10011
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Date | Presenter | Subject |
| 91 | February 2, 2010 | Christine Foertsch | DBT & CBT: What are They, and Why are They all the Rage Today? |
| 90 | January 12, 2010 | Donald Klein | Recent Research on Panic Attacks and Anxiety |
| 2010 Lectures |
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DBT & CBT: What are They, and Why are They all the Rage Today? February 2, 2010 In the alphabet soup of therapies, DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) and CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) stand out as having real value for people with depression, bipolar, and borderline personality disorder. How and why do they work? What’s the difference between them? Which one is right for you? Come and find out on February 2. Christine Foertsch, PhD. Department of Psychology in Psychiatry, Columbia Medical School. |
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Recent Research on Panic Attacks and Anxiety January 12, 2009 Anxiety’s been around since Adam and Eve discovered they needed fig leaves. But panic attacks and severe anxiety are debilitating problems with a more-than-average incidence in the Bipolar population. Dr. Donald Klein is a prodigious and hugely respected researcher who has written almost 500 journal articles. A popular speaker at MDSG in years past, he rejoins us on January 12 to talk about the latest studies on panic attacks and anxiety, and what they tell us about possible treatments for the future. Donald Klein, M.D., Research Professor, NYU; Professor of Psychiatry Emeritus, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. |
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