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    • Panic Attacks
    • Insomnia
    • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
    • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
      • Contamination OCD
      • Existential OCD
      • Harm OCD
      • HOCD – “Gay OCD”
      • Hit and Run OCD
      • POCD: Pedophilic OCD
      • Relationship OCD
    • Depression
    • Social Anxiety
    • Health Anxiety
    • Trichotillomania
    • Dermatillomania (Skin Picking)
  • Resources
    • What is CBT?
    • How to Get Started with CBT
    • What Is Mindfulness?
    • Worksheets
    • How to Find the Right Psychotherapy for You in NYC
    • Out-of-state Resources
  • Training
    • The MCCBT externship
    • The MCCBT Postdoctoral Fellowship
  • Mental Health Blog
  • Contact

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Anita jumping to conclusions

Jumping to Conclusions: How It Worsens Anxiety and Depression

Anxiety, CBT, DepressionBy Leah Walsh, Ph.D.September 22, 2025Leave a comment

Jumping to conclusions is something we all do sometimes. For some people, however, it can become a problem that feeds anxiety. Consider the following example: Anita is a college student who has been struggling in her history class. Her grades have been bad, and she worries that the professor thinks she should drop the class.……

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