The Rosenberry Conference: Pediatric Anxiety: Exploring Innovative Evidence Based Treatments [Endorsed by NASW-CO]

The Rosenberry Conference: Pediatric Anxiety: Exploring Innovative Evidence Based Treatments

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Anxiety disorders are the most common class of mental disorders, worldwide nearly one third of youth will meet criteria for an anxiety disorder at some point during adolescence. Worldwide, anxiety disorders are the 6th leading cause of disability between ages 10-24 and anxiety disorders predict later mental health problems including depression and substance use. Left untreated, anxiety disorders follow a chronic course with impairment across several domains of life: physical, occupational, social, family functioning.

Parenting interventions and exposure therapy have been found to be helpful with treating pediatric anxiety disorders. This conference will review innovative and evidence-based treatment for youth and explore the nuances of different anxiety presentations and treatment approaches including individual and group psychotherapy. This conference will be of interest to Physicians, Psychologists, Advanced Practice Providers, Social Workers, Counselors, Family Navigators, School Behavioral Health Providers, Nurses, and Health Professions.

CME and NASW credits provided