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Joan Davidson will present a workshop with Rochelle Frank, Ph.D., “The Role of Cognitive and Emotional Schemas in Transdiagnostic Formulations for Anxiety and OCD: Possible Make-or-Break Factors When Implementing Treatment” at the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) Annual Conference, March 17-20, 2022, in Denver, CO.
When targeting specific transdiagnostic mechanisms in anxiety and OCD treatments (e.g., intolerance of uncertainty, perfectionism, anxiety sensitivity, and others), more pervasive psychological processes affecting readiness to engage in acceptance- and exposure-based interventions can be overlooked.
This workshop addresses the role of cognitive and emotional schemas, along with negative life events (e.g., trauma, social injustices, histories of increased vulnerability) when formulating hypotheses about resistance to treatment engagement.
ADAA’s annual conference offers an ALL-INCLUSIVE fee, including CE/CME credit for all professional level registrations, for the entire 4-day event. There are no add-on or a la carte fees. Full access includes:
- Admission to all sessions, posters, and conference activities
- New for 2022! All professional-level registrations include CE/CME credit. More information on the maximum number of credits will be available soon
- Breakfast on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; daily morning and afternoon refreshment breaks
- Keynote Address and other special sessions (Ross Lecture, Scientific Research Symposium, Clinical Practice Symposium)
- Welcome Reception on Thursday, March 17
- Poster Hall and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, March 19