Do I need to get permission from someone (the person that "invented" the treatment method?) to discuss the uses of the treatment method in my book?
For example, if I say "Treatment A has been shown to be very effective in treating simple phobias." And if I go on to discuss and recommend "Treatment A" as a preferred method.
I think perhaps I didn’t explain myself well enough. Of course I am going to acknowledge and cite the reference. I’m not going to claim the treatment method(s) as my own. But do I need to do more than simply cite the reference?
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Filed under Phobia by on Jul 24th, 2010. 3 Comments. 
I already see a therapist and I currently do EMDR. I’m not on any meds but feel "stuck" in the treatment of some of my phobias….what can I do?
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Filed under Phobia by on Jul 3rd, 2010. 2 Comments.
I know that phobias are treatable, but I’m just curious about peoples’ experiences with different phobia treatments. Good, bad experiences? What kinds of therapy are there; what does it entail? Did it work for you?
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Filed under Phobia by on Jun 17th, 2010. 2 Comments.