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Dr. Clark’s writing on anxiety, relationship stress and parenting has appeared in The New York Times, O, The Oprah Magazine, TIME, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo!, Glamour, The Huffington Post, PsychCentral and Psychology Today. Can we help with your next story?
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Articles for other publications
“A Star is Born” Inspires Courage, but Could Have Done More – Psychology Today
Some stories are worth telling. And some stories are worth telling over and over again. Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born, starring himself and Lady Gaga, is the…
11 Ways to Cope with Anxiety When You’re Busy – Psychology Today
Finding ways to cope with anxiety is as much a matter of perspective as strategy. Anxiety in and of itself doesn't have to be a bad…
How to Harness Your Anxiety – NYTimes
Delighted to have this piece published in the NYTimes, and to have made the most Editor's Choice list. Research shows that we can tame anxiety to…
How To Hack Freshman Anxiety Before It Gets A Grip On Your Kid – Thrive Global
It isn't easy to know how to handle the first days of any new experience, and embarking on college for the first time is no exception.…
5 Anxiety Warning Signs You Might Not Notice – PsychCentral
Anxiety does its job by getting your attention. But what if you’re not noticing it? Signs of anxiety can be obvious, and not so obvious. Anxiety…
Healthy and Unhealthy Anxiety: There Is a Difference – PsychCentral
How we think about anxiety (and what we do with it) are critical to how it impacts us. It isn’t easy to tell the difference between…
Cited
Stories that cite her work
Well and Good – 10 Actionable Tips For How To Stop Feeling Guilty About Things You Can’t Even Change
Dealing with guilt isn't easy. While it can be a motivating and useful emotion, guilt can also linger well past what is reasonable and helpful, and…Psychotherapy Networker – June Quandary: My Client Ghosted Me!
Ghosting is an all too common practice that many of us experience on a regular basis. "My client ghosted me" is not such a crazy thing…Good Housekeeping – 5 Strategies for Coping With Social Anxiety, According to Clinical Psychologists
With the season of socializing and bare bodies upon us, social anxiety can creep up for even the most confident among us, especially our teens and…Huffington Post – The Advice Therapists Give When One Spouse Does All The Emotional Labor
Emotional labor, or the weight and effort of managing nearly everything at home, can put a big strain on relationships. Huffington Post interviewed several therapists on…Huffington Post – 10 Things Only People With High-Functioning Anxiety Will Understand
Anxiety can manifest in various ways, whether through panic attacks, mood swings or bouts of intense rumination. It can also cloak itself in procrastination and irritability, with…Psych Central – These 6 Facts About Therapy Will Surprise You
There can be a lot of misconceptions about what therapy is all about, and images in movies and TV don't always help. Knowing some facts about…
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Bio and headshots
Alicia H. Clark, PsyD, is a Washington, DC-based licensed psychologist specializing in anxiety and relationships, and author of Hack Your Anxiety: How to Make Anxiety Work for You in Life, Love, and All That You Do, which debuted as a #1 New Release on Amazon in 2018. She has been named one of Washington’s Top Doctors by Washingtonian magazine and has served as adjunct clinical faculty at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
Her presentations on stress and anxiety have been sought after by professional conferences and organizations. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today, and has been featured in outlets including O, The Oprah Magazine, First for Women and The New York Times. She is also Co-CEO of the Belizean Grove, a global network of influential women.
Headshots for press use: grey jacket, white jacket, yellow shirt.
