treatment for anxiety disorder

Anxiety Therapists on Long Island, NY

anxiety treatment

cbt for anxiety disorders

Cognitive-behavioral treatment (CBT) is by far the most scientifically supported treatment for these problems. CBT can help to free clients from their fears, allowing them to experience a more rewarding life. CBT for anxiety offers a variety of practical strategies for reducing and coping with anxiety. The following is a shortened list of what we treat:

NYU Research Collaboration with Cognitive Behavioral Associates!

Families will receive compensation for participating in this exciting research collaboration with NYU to study the effectiveness of Independence Therapy for children struggling with anxiety and independence-related challenges.

This study is designed for children who may be:

Struggling to separate from parents or having difficulty attending school on their own

Frequently anxious or worried, especially about new situations or routines

Having trouble sleeping alone or needing constant reassurance at bedtime

Avoiding social activities (like playdates, sleepovers, or after-school events) due to fear or worry

Overly dependent on parents for comfort or decision-making — finding it hard to do things independently

Participation includes free Independence Therapy sessions with expert clinicians, plus compensation for families for taking part in the research.

If your child fits this description, please complete the short form below. Dr. Camilo Ortiz or Dr. Matthew Fastman will contact you within 2 business days to share more details and determine eligibility.

cbt for anxiety

What is cbt?

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy examines & changes the way your thinking, behavior & emotions negatively impact your life. Cognitive therapy strategies focus on identifying & changing thought patterns that are causing & maintaining problematic emotions & behaviors.

evidence-based treatment for anxiety disorders

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is widely recognized as an effective treatment for anxiety disorders. This approach focuses on identifying & challenging unhelpful thoughts & behaviors that contribute to anxiety.