Articles by Dr. Fredricks
The Body of Work: Research and Insight
The following is a curated selection of my published research, clinical articles, and journalism spanning the last 20 years. My career has been defined by a relentless “Metabolic” drive to bridge the gap between traditional psychotherapy and the cutting edge of alternative medicine.
As a bestselling author, researcher, and journalist, I have had the privilege of exploring the delicate synergy between the body and the mind. While I am often cited as an internationally recognized expert in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for mental health, my true passion lies in the application of this data to real-world transformation.
Whether you are a fellow therapist or someone seeking a deeper understanding of your own “Life Force,” I invite you to explore these findings. This research isn’t just theory—it is the Blueprint for the “Sacred and Wild” life I help my clients—and myself—to build every day.
If you’re going to have the stamina and internal organs of a 20-year-old, it’s going to take some strategic interventions. If you’re interested, let me know, because I basically have them all!
- Video Game Addiction
- Depression and Short-Term Memory
- Food Addiction: Is It Real?
- Alcohol and the Brain
- Benzodiazepine Use Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
- Postpartum Depression, Neurotransmitters, and Nutrition
- Chelation Therapy and Mental Health
- Orthomolecular Psychiatry
- Hypoglycemia and Sleep Quality
- Food Coloring and Mental Health
- Can Gastric Disorders Contribute to Anxiety and Depression?
- How Exercise Can Reduce Anxiety
- Aromatherapy and Anxiety
- Anorexia Nervosa and Fasting
- Substance Abuse and Drug-Induced Osteoporosis
- Exercise and Dementia
- Thyroid Dysfunction and Mental Health
- Essential Fatty Acids and Mental Health
- Intermittent Fasting For Weight Loss
- Is Fasting an Effective Therapy for Weight Loss?
- Vitamin D and Depression
- When Being Overweight Becomes a Mental Health Issue
- Diets High in Pasta Can Increase Depression in Women
- Smoking During Pregnancy Linked to Psychiatric Disorders in Children
- Can Stress Diminish the Effects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
- Preventing Eating Disorders in Children and Teenagers
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder Therapy for Teenagers
- Social Anxiety Therapy for Teenagers
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Teens with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Helping Children To Cope With Trauma
- Evaluating and Treating Childhood Depression
- Inactive Teens Are More Likely to Develop Behavioral Problems
- How Well Do You Know Your Partner?
- Understanding What Constitutes Abuse in Relationships
- Marriage Counseling for Couples Who Are Codependent
- Learning to Date Post Divorce
- Middle-Aged Single People May Have Higher Dementia Risk
- Communication Challenges in Marriage
- Marriage Counseling for Couples With Addiction
- Why People Have Problems With Commitment In Romantic Relationships
- What To Do If You Think You Are Being Stalked
- Communicating Without Anger
- How To Agree to Disagree When You Argue
- 10 Habits of Happy Couples
- How ADHD Can Strain Relationships
- Acupuncture in the Treatment of Depression
- Difficult to Treat Childhood Anxiety
- Meditation for Anxiety and Depression
- Treating Dementia and Anxiety
- The Impact of Anxiety Disorders on Relationships
- Research on the Effectiveness of Antidepressants
- Adoptees in Psychotherapy
- The Importance of the Healing Crisis
- Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD)
- Living With CAPD
- Pollution and Depression
- Approaches to Psychotherapy
- Body-oriented Psychotherapy
- Therapists Versus Psychotherapists
- Holistic Psychotherapy and Psychosynthesis
- Characteristics of Complicated Grief
- Differences in Moderate and Severe Depression
- Treating Anxiety Disorders With Psychotherapy
- Psychotherapy for Insomnia and Sleep Problems
- Schizophrenia and Psychotherapy
- Postpartum Depression and Motherhood
- Anxiety and the Brain
- Antidepressant Alternatives That Work
- ADD and ADHD: Understanding the Differences
- Exercise for Better Mental Health




