Dr. Reid Wilson, PhD, Director of the Anxiety Disorders
Treatment Center in Chapel Hill and Durham, North Carolina,
shares why the ADAA Annual Conference is so valuable for
continuing your skills and training.Watch The human brain goes
through a complex process to form and consolidate memories. But
is it possible to replace memories of fearful events, and in
doing so, assist in the treatment of patients suffering from the
debilitating effects of posttraumatic stress disorder or other
anxiety disorders? Dr. Joseph LeDoux and a team of New York
University neuroscientists think they have found a way to
replace traumatic memories through therapy. Video from the
series Speaking of Science, National Institute of Mental Health
(NIMH)