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08/08/2019

We're in Chicago @ APA 2019 -- This weekend we're celebrating our 10th anniversary at the APA. Ten years ago in Toronto we shared the first web based EHR and practice management system designed exclusively for mental health professionals. Come visit us at the APA 2019 Booth 1610!

28/03/2019

We're in New Orleans -- Come visit us at the ACA 2019 Booth 425!

03/07/2018

For the majority of affected youth, anxiety disorders are chronic, even after a successful course of evidence-based treatments, a new study finds.

19/01/2018

We will be there, will you?

April 26-29, 2018 Pre-Conference Learning Institutes: April 25–26Georgia World Congress Center | Atlanta, GAREGISTER NOW

03/08/2017

We're in Washington DC -- Come visit us at the APA 2017 Booth 240!

06/07/2017

A sample of new research exploring attention bias modification, emotion differentiation and depressive symptoms, episodic future thinking as an intervention to reduce delay discounting, and the role of hippocampal volume in predicting adolescent depression.

05/07/2017

In his song “Time Was,” counterculture singer Phil Ochs reminisces about a past “when a man could build a home, have a family of his own. The peaceful years would flow; he could watch his children grow. But it was a long time ago.”

04/07/2017

The human brain is nimble. It can reorganize itself to learn new things, catalog memories, and even break old habits.

03/07/2017

Scientists have collected and summarized studies looking at how video games can shape our brains and behavior. Research to date suggests that playing video games can change the brain regions responsible for attention and visuospatial skills and make them more efficient. The researchers also looked a...

22/06/2017

Delaying change is human; beating it takes science-backed strategies, not willpower.

21/06/2017

Scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison are discovering what happens in the brain when emotions from one event carry over to the next.

20/06/2017

Mind-body interventions (MBIs) such as meditation, yoga and Tai Chi don't simply relax us; they can 'reverse' the molecular reactions in our DNA which cause ill-health and depression, according to a study.