John Piacentini, PhD

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  • 2017–2022Active
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About

John Piacentini, PhD, is affiliated with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. His publications from 2017 to 2022 focus on psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy in anxiety disorders, particularly in child and adolescent psychiatry. His work includes studies on initiation of pharmacotherapy following cognitive-behavioral therapy in anxious youth and meta-analyses of pharmacological adjuncts in exposure-based treatments. He has frequently collaborated with colleagues such as James T. McCracken and Eric A. Storch.

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Pharmacotherapy After CBT in Anxious Youth
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Pharmacotherapy After CBT in Anxious Youth

December 5, 2022

This study of youth with anxiety disorders compared cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) non-remitters who initiated pharmacotherapy to those who did not and sought to identify predictors of the decision to...
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Meta-Analysis

d-Cycloserine in Exposure Therapy

February 22, 2017

While exposure-based cognitive-behavioral therapy is effective for anxiety disorders, many patients often experience inadequate results from this treatment. This meta-analysis examines whether d-Cycloserine as an adjunct to CBT might...
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