Association for Behavioral and
Cognitive Therapies
Provides information about cognitive-behavioral
therapy (CBT), a form of psychotherapy that is effective for many
individuals with anxiety disorders. The web site includes fact sheets
about various clinical problems, including anxiety disorders, and a
directory of therapists who offer CBT.
Anxiety and Depression Association of America
Information and resources for individuals with anxiety
disorders and their families. The website includes a directory of
doctors and therapists who treat anxiety disorders, information about
support groups, and other resources.
International Society for Traumatic
Stress Studies
Organization devoted to advancing knowledge about
the effects of severe stress and trauma. The website includes
information for the general public such as trauma resources and public
education pamphlets.
American Psychological Association
Professional organization for psychologists. The website offers a wide
range of information and resources related to mental health issues,
including a"find a psychologist" function.
National Institutes of Mental
Health
Provides funding for research on mental health problems such
as anxiety disorders. The website provides information about mental
health issues, including a listing of ongoing clinical trials for
individuals who may be interested in participating in a research
study.
National Social Anxiety Center (NSAC)
The National Social Anxiety Center (NSAC) is comprised of a group of
regional mental health treatment clinics. It is established with the
intent of making the highest quality evidence-based psychotherapy services
to treat social anxiety available to those in need. We do this through
research, collaboration, dissemination, and education to the public.