Aaron P. Brinen,PsyD (@recoverwithcbt) 's Twitter Profile
Aaron P. Brinen,PsyD

@recoverwithcbt

Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy Developer; schizophrenia,PTSD, mostly getting back to life! Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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My wonderful colleague ❤️Aaron P. Brinen,PsyD is organizing this fantastic CBT conference filled with an all-star 🤩 lineup of expert psychotherapists who will provide practical, hands-on trainings so you can implement in their own practices! And you can earn CME📚! Register today!

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IACBTNashville.com organizing committee is excited to extend the Early Bird Special until February 14th! Don’t miss this great chance!

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Patricia Resick presents at IACBTNashville.com! Don’t miss this CBT thought leader! Keynote! Special workshop! And panel with PTSD thought leaders! August 14-17 in Nashville TN! CMEs and CEUs included.

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Learn about CBT for anxiety from world thought leaders. IACBTNashville.com August 14-17 2025 Don’t miss the chance to learn with them in music city!!!

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Register today for 11th International Association of CBT Conference and learn with world thought leaders in CBT! August 14-17, 2025! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn and play in the heart of Nashville, TN! IACBTNashville.com

Register today for 11th International Association of CBT Conference and learn with world thought leaders in CBT! 

August 14-17, 2025!

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn and play in the heart of Nashville, TN! 

IACBTNashville.com
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IACBT 2025 conference is being canceled due to the actions and regulations of the Trump administration. These actions make the conference financially impossible. We are sad to miss the opportunity to welcome CBT thought leaders to this great city. Please join IACBT!

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My first blog post Psychology Today!!! Check it out!!! “I’m Doing My Therapy… But I Still Feel Bad." | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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My first Psychology Today Blog Increased mental health symptoms in the current political and cultural climate and suggestions of what to do. Please feel free to share!!! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Mental Wellness is hard to maintain in this current uncertain and stressful political and cultural environment. Even if doing all your therapy. In my first Psychology Today blog post, see why and what to do! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Political and cultural uncertainty in the current environment can take a toll on your mental wellness and bring back symptoms. Even if you are using all your good therapy skills! Here’s my Psychology Today blog post with ideas how to help! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Serious Mental Illness is often blamed following high-profile violence. In my Psychology Today article, see why we do it, why it's unhelpful, and what we can do instead. High-Profile Violence and How We Can Be Effective for Change | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Let's challenge the misconception that serious mental illness is to blame for high-profile violence. Discover a more effective approach to driving positive change in my latest Psychology Today blog. Please share! psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Serious mental illness is often blamed for these events and these individuals suffer from the stigma. This Psychology Today blog looks at why we do it, how we can be more effective, and what we can do instead. Share this essential blog. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Mass shootings aren't caused by mental illness. This myth fuels stigma and misses the real issues: poverty, trauma, and lack of support. Learn the facts and how we can truly address violence Psychology Today blog. 👇 #MentalHealthAwareness #EndTheStigma psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond…

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Medicaid is a lifeline for more than 72 million Americans, providing important access to health care coverage. But proposed cuts to Medicaid funding puts that access at risk. Explore why Medicaid is so important for people affected by mental illness and why we need to

Medicaid is a lifeline for more than 72 million Americans, providing important access to health care coverage. But proposed cuts to Medicaid funding puts that access at risk.

Explore why Medicaid is so important for people affected by mental illness and why we need to