Understanding and treating panic disorder : cognitive-behavioural approaches
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Understanding and treating panic disorder : cognitive-behavioural approaches
（The Wiley series in clinical psychology）
Wiley, c2000
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pbk ISBN 9780471490678
Description
A comprehensive guide that integrates theory, research, and treatment guidelines for using state-of-the-art methods for treating both routine and challenging cases of panic disorder (with or without agoraphobia).
Table of Contents
About the Author ix
Foreword Richard J. McNally xi
Preface xiii
Part I Theoretical foundations and empirical findings
Chapter 1 Panic attacks, panic disorder, and agoraphobia 1
Chapter 2 Comorbidity: panic disorder in context 20
Chapter 3 Cognitive models 37
Chapter 4 Feared sensations: what are their causes? 58
Chapter 5 Meta-analyses of treatment outcome 81
Chapter 6 Treatment outcome: a closer look 111
Chapter 7 Combining psychological treatments with drug therapies 155
Chapter 8 Predicting treatment outcome 178
Part II Clinical protocols and procedures
Chapter 9 Assessment 217
Chapter 10 Developing a case formulation 261
Chapter 11 Cognitive-behaviour therapy: an overview 285
Chapter 12 Cognitive interventions 308
Chapter 13 Interoceptive and situational exposure 339
Chapter 14 Adjunctive cognitive-behavioural interventions 366
Chapter 15 Strategies for improving treatment adherence and preventing relapse 388
Chapter 16 Cognitive-behavioural protocols for special populations 401
Chapter 17 Other psychological treatments 427
References 443
Author Index 497
Subject Index 507
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hbk ISBN 9780471987048
Description
This guide integrates theory, research, and treatment guidelines for using the major cognitive and behavioural interventions for treating both routine and challenging cases of panic disorder (with or without agoraphobia). Challenging cases include: those in which panic disorder is comorbid with other disorders; atypical cases; and treatment-resistant cases. A case-formulation approach is described for helping the clinician understand the causes and optimal treatments of the patient's problems. It reviews indications, caveats, and contraindications for various treatment procedures (typically not covered in detail in other books). Emphasizing empirically validated treatments, it describes protocols for implementing CBT in specific settings (e.g. emergency rooms, rural settings) and for specific populations (e.g., children, adolescents, the elderly).
Table of Contents
- THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND EMPIRICAL FINDINGS
- Panic Attacks, Panic Disorders, and Agoraphobia
- Comorbidity: Panic Disorder in Context
- Cognitive Models
- Feared Sensations: What are Their Causes?
- Meta-Analyses of Treatment Outcome
- Treatment Outcome: A Closer Look
- Combining Psychological Treatments with Drug Therapies
- Predicting Treatment Outcome
- CLINICAL PROTOCOLS AND PROCEDURES
- Assessment
- Developing a Case Formulation
- Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy: An Overview
- Cognitive Interventions
- Interoceptive and Situational Exposure
- Adjunctive Cognitive-Behavioural Interventions
- Strategies for Improving Treatment Adherence and Preventing Relapse
- Cognitive-behavioural Protocols for Special Populations
- Other Psychological Treatments
- References
- Indexes.
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