May 2026

Intensive Outpatient Treatment for OCD by Telehealth: Is it as effective as in-person therapy?

By David Barnhart, EdD | May 7, 2026

A man wearing headphones sits on a couch with a dog standing beside him.

Research throughout the COVID pandemic suggested OCD symptoms were stable or improved for about two-thirds of individuals. However, one-third experienced worsening symptoms. If you’re looking for OCD Treatment-Huntsville resources, understanding these symptom patterns is important. Furthermore, Behavioral Sciences’ OCD Treatment-Huntsville providers take these research findings into account when designing support plans. Research on Telehealth CBT…

Are You and Your Children Over-Scheduled?

By David Barnhart, EdD | May 6, 2026

I was remembering a conversation from back in the day when I went to the barber shop and had a flattop. My barber and I started talking about over-scheduled children. He wondered how parents keep up with all of their kids’ activities. Many parents wonder the same thing. Today, in my office, they still ask…

Ketamine Therapies: Person-Centered vs. Medicine-Centered

By David Barnhart, PhD, MA | May 4, 2026

Know the Difference in Ketamine Treatments Because ketamine treatment for depression and anxiety is relatively new, many people are unsure about the difference between Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) and intravenous ketamine infusions, often called “Ketamine Therapy” or “Ketamine Assisted Therapy.” In this article, we’ll clarify these terms and explain why the difference matters. In Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy…