Journal of Depression and Anxiety
Open Access

6^th International Conference on Depression, Anxiety and Stress Management

April 25-26, 2019 | London, UK

Posters & Accepted Abstracts

• A dental chew containing L-theanine (VEGGIEDENT® Zen) can help relax dogs when given before a stressful event: A double-blinded, cross-over study

  Pike A, Learn A, Nicolas CS, Chala V

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• Animal-assisted therapy as an adjunctive modality to DBT in the treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder

  Katherine Compitus

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• A study on coping strategies of stress free environment among self financing college teachers

  A.Jasmine

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• A survivor’s self-love recipe for understanding and recovering from anxiety and depression

  Maxine Outerbridge

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• Childhood trauma and dissociative experiences in female borderline disorder with and without substance dependence

  Somaya Hassan Shaheen

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• Concurrent antipsychotic use in older adults treated with antidepressants in Asia

  Min Dong

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• Impact of acculturation on BMI levels and health across various racial groups

  Donna Lynne Demanarig

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• Impact of primary nocturnal enuresis on the quality of life in Egyptian mothers: A case control study

  Nehal Mostafa Ahmed Attia

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• Instagram: Friend or foe? The application’s impact on Psychological wellbeing

  Samantha Mackson

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• Losing our touch: A closer look at our changing communities and their effects on our relationships

  Alyssa Macaluso

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• Mathematical proof of the therapeutic effect of relaxation

  Ktiri Fouad

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• Neuropharmacology of depression and suicide ideation among pediatric age group and appropriate prevention

  Mary A Odejayi-Shotunde

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• The effect of psychoeducational intervention on adjustment, coping self-efficacy and psychological distress of international students in Turkey

  Aman Sado Elemo

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• The role of resilience and social connectedness in buffering symptoms of loneliness induced depression

  Aileen M Pidgeon

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• Work related stress (WRS)

  Olebogeng Tladi

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