Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Anger as a Secondary Emotion: What’s Important to Know
Anger is sometimes more complicated than it seems. Learn how anger is often a secondary emotion, and what that means. Revised September 15th, 2024 Anger
Gabrielle Ilagan, M.A.
Gabrielle Ilagan is a doctoral student at Fordham University. Her research at Fordham’s Bronx Personality Lab investigates how identity and social interactions influence mental health, especially for individuals from marginalized backgrounds. She is trained in cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy.
Mindfulness and meditation
You Are Not Your Thoughts: Learning How to Master Your Mind
Last updated: September 30th, 2024 Our minds constantly generate a stream of thoughts that powerfully influence our emotions and decisions. From mundane daydreams to critical
DBT
DBT’s DEAR MAN Skills: How to Get What You Want
DEAR MAN is an approach to communication taught in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). DEAR MAN helps you ask for what you want in a way
Depression
OCD and Depression: How Are They Connected?
The relationship between OCD and depression can be difficult to sort through. Understanding these two conditions and how they affect each other can help you
DBT
Affect Regulation: Everything You Need To Know
Everybody has emotions, both positive and negative. We can never have complete control over them. If you struggle with intense emotions so much that it
Anxiety
CBT: An Effective Paruresis Treatment Without Medication or Invasive Devices
Updated: January 23, 2024 What Is Paruresis? Paruresis, also known as “shy bladder syndrome,” is the fear of urinating in public or in the perceived