Kathryn Gordon

About

Kathryn Gordon, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapy. Prior to working as a therapist, Dr. Gordon was a professor for 10 years. She was recognized as an Inspiring Teacher for her classes about psychopathology, empirically supported therapy, and cultural diversity. Dr. Gordon is a mental health researcher who has published over eighty scientific articles and book chapters on suicidal behavior, disordered eating, and related topics. Dr. Gordon's first book, The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook, will be published on July 1, 2021.

Books by Kathryn Gordon

Recent Posts

Why Did U.S. Suicides Decrease in 2020?

U.S. suicides appeared to decrease in 2020 despite increases in suicidal ideation. Two hypotheses may explain the discrepancy.

5 Ways to Cope With Suicidal Thoughts During the Pandemic

A report by the CDC shows high rates of suicidal thoughts during the pandemic. You can cope by soothing emotional pain, connecting with others, and increasing safety.

What to Do With Worry

Is your worry helping or hurting you? These steps can help you decide and cope effectively.

5 Ways to Deal With Distress

Emotional pain and discomfort are unavoidable. Therapy offers skills for tolerating distress during difficult times.

9 Strategies for Overcoming Overthinking

Struggling with overanalyzing past situations? Mental health professionals have strategies that can help.

When Does a Diet Become an Eating Disorder?

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's interview sparked discussion about eating disorders.

"Queer Eye" Teaches People to Face Their Fears

The Fab Five help people work through their avoidance using cognitive-behavioral therapy principles.

Parkland, PTSD, and Suicide

Science can help us to understand and prevent suicide among trauma survivors.