David H. Klemanski, PsyD, MPH, is a psychologist and
professor at Yale University where he directs the Yale Center
for Anxiety and Mood Disorders, and the Yale Anxiety and
Emotion Lab. He specializes in the classification and treat-
ment of anxiety and mood disorders, and his research is
focused on mindfulness and emotion regulation in anxiety
and depression.
Joshua E. Curtiss, M A, is a doctoral researcher at Boston
University and conducts psychology research at Yale
University as a statistician. His interests include the use of
innovative statistical modeling to address issues pertaining
to the nosology of emotional disorders. Specifically, his
research delineates emotion regulation deficits underlying
anxiety disorders.
Foreword writer Stefan G. Hofmann, PhD, is a professor in
Boston University’s department of psychological and brain
sciences clinical program, where he directs the Social
Anxiety Program at the Center for Anxiety and Related
Disorders.