Logo for The Anxiety and Stress Disorders Institute of Maryland, LLP , where I work Monday through Wednesday each week

Quote from ASDI brochure:  "The mission of ASDI is to deliver the highest quality care to patients suffering from anxiety, stress, and trauma-related problems.  Every patient recieves a comprehensive individualized assessment and treatment plan based upon state-of-the-art knowledge in the field.  Our staff of experienced specialists includes psychologists, social workers, prfessional counselors, and behavioral specialists.  Many of our staff are also engaged in professional training activities locally and nationally.

Our general philosophy is immensely practical:

To help each patient reach his or her own goals for recovery in the most personally compatible, effective, and lasting manner".

To arrange a consultation or for further information, please contact either Dr. Shearer (410-938-8452) or Dr. Winston (410-938-8454). You may also contact ASDI by e-mail at infoasdi@gmail.com . Phone calls are usually more expedient, but may not be answered until the next business day.

If you live in the Westminster area, and wish to see me in my Westminster office , PLEASE CALL me directly at 410-236-1470.

For questions regarding ASDI's fear of flying program, contact Dr Shearer, or call my confidential voicemail at410-938-8457 ext 2 ,

or email  stephniet@verizon.net  for more information

(please remember that email communications cannot be considered truly  confidential)

Links to ASDI articles you may find helpful 

bridgeInformation about fear of flying, flying after 9/11, hoarding, OCD, Panic Disorder, etc can be found on the ASDI website.

Intake forms for new ASDI clients can be downloaded here

Information on how to find the main ASDI office can be found here.  My office is located in Room 173 on the first floor of the Gibson Building

Fear of Flying (Aviaphobia)

 

One of my sub-specialties at ASDI is working with clients who are afraid of flying.  I love working with clients with this fear, because it is so easily treatable!

Are you afraid of flying?  You are not alone.  Aviaphobia (fear of flying) is one of the most common phobias.  Most people know their fears are groundless, but it sure feels scary when you are 30,000 feet in the air and the plane is shaking all around!  Have you ever felt this way? 

Contact me at  stephniet@verizon.net  for more information.

 

You can also check out my calendar here to find out when the next support group meeting or class is being held