Center for Anxiety & Related Disorders

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We deliver assessment & psychotherapy using secure zoom telehealth and/or in person appointments

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Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University

CARD stands at the forefront in researching treatments that work, and we are dedicated to delivering the highest standard of evidence-based clinical services to our patients. To see if we’re the right fit for your healthcare, and to learn more about our diagnostic evaluation, cognitive behavioral psychotherapy, and neuropsychological assessment options,
contact us at 617-353-9610, or e-mail Bonnie Brown, our Nurse Administrator, at bonnieb@bu.edu.

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Recent News

Congratulations to Haydee Torres – CAS Outstanding Service Award for Staff
May 21, 2023
Process Based Therapy case article received the Psyche Award for Most Valuable Paper – Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
February 22, 2023
Dr. Donna Pincus Presents on Building Bravery and Beyond: Evidence-Based Strategies for Anxiety
November 30, 2022
Dr. Rachel Merson on the Need for More Treatment Options for Kids Suffering with Anxiety
November 1, 2022

Visit CARD

Although the address is 900 Commonwealth Avenue, CARD is located on St. Paul Street (corner of St. Paul and Commonwealth). Enter on side of building and take the elevator to the second floor.

You can use the Transit option on Google Maps . Some general directions are below.

Bus Schedules and Maps
57 Toward Watertown Yard: Get off at Buick Street. Cross the street.
57 Toward Kenmore: Get off at Commonwealth Avenue. Walk to the left until you see the CVS.

Boston Public Transit Map
Green Line B: Get off at Amory Street.
Green Line C or D: Get off at Kenmore. Then walk or take the 57 bus toward Watertown Yard and get off at Buick Street.
Green Line E: Get off at Arlington. Switch to the Green B Line toward Boston College. Get off at Amory Street.

Commuter Rail Map
If you are taking the commuter rail, you will likely switch trains or get on a bus at South or North station.

How to get here

Parking

There is metered parking around the building, as well as some street parking in Brookline. There is non-metered street parking in Brookline on a variety of streets including Egmont St. (between St. Paul and Pleasant), Thatcher St. (between Amory and Pleasant), and Pleasant St. (between Thatcher and Comm Ave.). Please note that Brookline (west of Commonwealth Avenue) has free two-hour parking, however, there are some signs prohibiting parking between 8 and 10 AM.

Another option is the Agganis Arena parking garage, located across Commonwealth Avenue (see map and additional information on the links below) https://www.agganisarena.com/plan-your-visit/parking/ They accept cash or credit card. There is an increased cost for parking when events are held at the arena (event link below). https://www.agganisarena.com/events-tickets/calendar/

Effective, evidence-basedpsychological services

Child and Adolescent Program

Self-Care Tips from CARD

About Our Clinic

What We Research

Who We Are

Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders at Boston University

Helpful Links

In The News

Ways To Give

Recent News

Congratulations to Haydee Torres – CAS Outstanding Service Award for Staff

Process Based Therapy case article received the Psyche Award for Most Valuable Paper – Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy

Dr. Donna Pincus Presents on Building Bravery and Beyond: Evidence-Based Strategies for Anxiety

Dr. Rachel Merson on the Need for More Treatment Options for Kids Suffering with Anxiety

Effective, evidence-based
psychological services