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Psychological treatment of panic

David H. Barlow, Jerome A. Cerny

(Treatment manuals for practitioners)

Guilford Press, c1988

  • : pbk

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Bibliography: p. 213-224

Includes index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

Having designed a well-researched and widely implemented strategy, the authors elucidate their step-by-step, problem-oriented program with a clarity and thoroughness that considers every element of treatment. The manual begins with two context-establishing chapters, the former addressing the nature and consequences of panic and the latter its conception and treatment. A chapter on diagnosis and assessment is followed by the comprehensive presentation of the treatment plan, including chapters on relaxation, cognitive, and exposure components. The authors provide a chapter-long case study to illustrate problems that may arise in applying the program. Detailed reference supplements are given in appendices.

Table of Contents

1. The Nature and Consequences of Panic. 2. The Conception and Treatment of Panic. 3. Diagnosing and Assessing Panic Disorder. 4. Introduction to Panic Disorder Treatment: Session 1. 5. Relaxation Treatment Component. 6. Cognitive Treatment Component. 7. Exposure Treatment Component. 8. Case Illustration.

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