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Behavioral Associates
is frequently profiled in the media.
Press
- Flying With the Greatest of Ease
The Wall Street Journal, June 23, 2011
- On the Therapist's Couch, a Jolt of Virtual Reality
New York Times, February 19,2004
- FRIGHT OR FLIGHT
Time Out New York, August 02, 2001
- Working in Mental Health, the Prospect of Violence Is a Part of the Job
- I’m Sorry but You’re Spinning on My Machine
- About Last Night
- The Art of Compromise
- Docs: It's All In His Head
- Worried Sick: Talking to a therapist helped me learn to deal with my anxiety
- Are they still good fun, or are the video games taking control?
- 'I Thought I was Losing My Mind'
New York Daily News, June 23, 2004
- Therapy Brings Patients to a Virtual World
FOX News, Wednesday, January 02, 2003
- Public Speaking Phobia, January 01, 2003
- Virtual-Reality Therapy
Newsweek, Monday, June 25, 2001
- VIRTUAL CURES Doctors go high-tech to help patients conquer
phobias
New York Daily News, Sunday, May 27, 2001
- TREATMENT VIRTUALLY CURES FEAR OF FLYING
- Stress Reduction's Common Thread
Public appearances
Tv and Radio Spots
Articles by staff members
Articles of general interest
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Flying With the Greatest of Ease |
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The Wall Street Journal, Thursday, June 23, 2011 |
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For some, fear of flying is a serious phobia that becomes so debilitating it keeps people from taking jobs that involve travel, attending family weddings or funerals and choosing vacations that are accessible by car. For others, airplanes invoke other anxieties, such as a fear of enclosed spaces or a fear of heights.
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On the Therapist's Couch, a Jolt of Virtual Reality |
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New York Times, Thursday, February 19,
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The red curtain opens to reveal an intimidating auditorium. A bored audience stares back at you. One person in the crowd seems to be falling asleep; another coughs loudly and stretches his neck. You notice that your palms are sweaty. Your stomach is fluttering. You wonder whether you will pass out.
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FRIGHT
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Time Out New York, Thursday, August 02,
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After a crash course in virtual-reality
therapy, our reporter conquers her fear of flying.
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Working in Mental Health, the Prospect of Violence Is a Part of the Job |
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New York Times, February 14, 2008 |
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Therapists - psychiatrists, psychotherapists, psychiatric social workers and other mental health professionals - are as much part of the New York landscape as hot dog vendors. And they have discovered, sometimes the hard way, that delving deeply into people's feelings can be dangerous.
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I’m Sorry but You’re Spinning on My Machine |
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New York Times, November 1, 2007 |
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IF bike 28 is not available, Susan Koeppen’s entire spinning routine is ruined. If any of the mats in Eva Barash’s yoga class are crooked, she cannot continue teaching. And if Pamela Drucker
does not find a treadmill on the fourth floor of her gym, then her exercise
regimen is pretty well shot.
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About Last Night |
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New York Post, October 14, 2007 |
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IT'S an e-mail chain I've forwarded
to more girlfriends than I can count, one that started with the simple
question: "How did you meet Super Preppy - a guy that you finally like?"
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The Art of Compromise |
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Revolution Health, February 28, 2007 |
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A wife wants her husband to help with the housework; he says that's a woman's job. A son pushes to stay out until all hours; Mom insists on a curfew. A boss says no raises this year; her employee demands one to stay
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Docs: It's All In His Head |
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New York post, August 29, 2006 |
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With everyone from Joe Torre to John Wooden trying to find out what is wrong with Alex Rodriguez, The Post contacted two local sports psychologists yesterday to get their thoughts on what is wrong with the Yankee third baseman and how he can fix it.
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Worried Sick: Talking to a therapist helped me learn to deal with my anxiety |
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Youth Community, September 2005 |
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I think too much. Not just about really troubling things, but about everything. It takes me 10-15 minutes to figure what to order off a menu, for example.
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Are they still good fun, or are the video games taking control? |
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Boston Globe, May 26, 2005 |
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Video games are the reason.
During the school year, there are rules his sons (mostly) follow: No gaming on school nights and only two 45-minute sessions each weekend day; if he finds out they've spent more than their allotted time, he takes the controller away for a week.
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'I Thought I was Losing My Mind' |
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New York Daily News, Wednesday, June 23, 2004 |
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Lightheadedness had turned into frequent dizzy spells.
Did he have a brain tumor? |
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TREATMENT
VIRTUALLY CURES FEAR OF FLYING |
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USA TODAY,Thursday, August 17, 2000 |
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Computerized Virtual Reality,
along with biofeedback, neurofeedback, and behavior therapy provide powerful,
short term treatment that enables travelers to conquer their fear of
flying once and for all.
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Stress Reduction's Common Thread |
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The Journal of the American Medical Association, July 26, 1995 |
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Relieving stress may be more than a fine point for the more than 30 million American women who sew, according to a recent study. The study, commissioned by the American Home Sewing & Craft Association (AHSCA), shows that women who sew experience a significant drop in heart rate, blood pressure, and perspiration rate compared with women who participate in other leisure activities.
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