Annette R. Perot, Phd - Triangle Anxiety Center

The NC Psychological Foundation holds "Ask a Psychologist" events that are virtual and free several times each year. The next program with Q&A will be on Tuesday, April 18th at 7 pm, when I'll be speaking on "Loving Someone with Hoarding Disorder."

Feel free to spread the word to any interested members of the public (or professionals). This program is geared toward the public and there are no CE or contact hour certificates offered.

Easy registration to receive the Zoom link: https://www.ncpsychology.org/ask-a-psychologist -

Come join us for a free virtual program for the community on hoarding disorder! All are welcome to attend. We do ask that you register so it can be a safer, more secure experience.
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJArd-ysrD0qGdBvS5d2-XpRPXENCaDLYA2L

Tuesday, October 13th, 6:30-8pm

It’s estimated that 2-6% of the population, including up to 19 million Americans, have hoarding disorder. This program will focus on information regarding what hoarding disorder is and some tools for addressing it, followed by a Q&A with the presenter.

Annette R. Perot, PhD is a licensed psychologist in private practice in Durham, NC. For over 25 years, she has specialized in working with adults with anxiety disorders, OCD, and related issues, such as hoarding disorder and body-focused repetitive behaviors.

This event is sponsored by OCD North Carolina, the local affiliate of IOCDF, as part of the annual OCD Awareness Week, from Oct. 11-17, 2020.

Questions: Contact Annette Perot, PhD at (919) 205-8623

Janice Russell is a professional organizer in the area and I had the opportunity to write this post for her blog:

http://www.mindingyourmatters.com/how-anxiety-impacts-organization_071213

How Anxiety Impacts Organization Everybody experiences anxiety from time to time. In fact, some amount of anxiety facilitates motivation and helps us focus on what’s important to us in our lives, whether studying for an exam or meeting a work deadline. For some of us, however, anxiety becomes more significant and interferes with…