Dr. Ovsanna Leyfer and Dr. Alyssa Farley will be presenting at the European Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies (EABCT) 2025 Congress on September 4 in Glasgow, Scotland. Their talk titles are as follows: Fast-Track CBT: How to Design and Deliver an Intensive Treatment for Youth Anxiety Rapid Relief: Outcomes From a One-Week Intensive Treatment […]
Dr. Ellen Hendriksen―clinical psychologist, anxiety specialist, and author of How to Be Yourself―is on the same journey as you. In How to Be Enough, Hendriksen charts a flexible, forgiving, and freeing path, all without giving up the excellence your high standards and hard work have gotten you. She delivers seven shifts―including from self-criticism to kindness, […]
Dr. Rosemary Toomey and program alum Dr. Jessica L. Mow recently had their case study accepted to the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society! You can check out their groundbreaking report titled “Assessing Developmental Gerstmann’s Syndrome in an adult: a case report” in the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society.
Dr. Lisa Smith, Director of Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders, was featured on Season 1, Episode 11 of the Throw Off the Lines (TOTL) podcast! In the insightful episode titled: “Choosing a Meaningful Life and Embracing Vulnerability,” Dr. Smith shares her expertise on various topics including how to manage challenging emotions and how to […]
Dr. Lisa Smith, Director of The Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University, is partnering with the Southern Smoke Foundation. No program launch would be complete without a proper party, so we’re thrilled that SSF Chefs Karen Akunowicz, Stephanie Izard, and Jaimie Bissonnette are joining forces for a dinner celebrating the kickoff of […]
Shelby Shipley is the 2024 recipient of the Boston University College of Arts & Sciences Outstanding Service Award. This award highlights her dedication to her daily CARD responsibilities, her delightful attitude, and her never ending support of our students, both graduate and undergraduate. Shelby is the heart of our Clinic, keeping her finger on the […]
Kevin Narine of William James College, and one of CARD’s practicum students this year, was awarded the Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology Outstanding Student Clinician Award for 2024. This award is intended to recognize outstanding graduate students who are providing exceptional contributions to the field of clinical psychology through their clinical work. He […]
Dr. Lisa Smith has received the 2024 Association for Psychology Training Clinics (APTC) Clinic Director Mentor Award for 2024. This award recognizes an APTC Training Clinic Director each year who demonstrates extraordinary mentorship of another Training Clinic Director. Dr. Smith’s dedication to mentoring early clinicians makes this award such a wonderful tribute to her longstanding […]
Haydee Torres, Administrative Secretary, Clinical Psychology Program Our nominator states that Haydee is “the glue that holds everything together. “She is always the first to arrive on site each day, greeting faculty, students, staff and patients with a warm smile and positive attitude. As second year graduate students begin to see their first clinical cases, […]
“Process-based therapy is a model of psychological assessment and treatment designed to target processes of change most relevant to a client’s problems and well-being, in their specific context, using evidence-based strategies, regardless of theoretical provenance. This case study describes such a process-based approach wherein the therapist develops a treatment plan using empirically driven networks and […]