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Product description Map-III is a systematic cognitive-behavioral program, which uses behavioral self-monitoring to increase awareness of circumstances that trigger panic symptoms. Clients learn specific intervention skills, including how to slow down physiological reactivity through breathing retraining and muscle relaxing training; how to de-catastrophise through actual prediction testing; and how to lessen fearfulness through exposure to feared sensations in safe settings. This kit is intended to accompany the Mastery of Your Anxiety and Panic series, but is written for individuals who have agoraphobia. This workbook deals mostly with agoraphobic avoidances. Many of the principles and procedures described in this workbook follow directly from the principles and procedures of the client workbook for anxiety and panic. Therefore, the authors suggest that the clients read the client workbook for anxiety and panic before starting with this workbook. They recommend doing so even if the clients are not currently experiencing panic attacks because, as they describe in much more detail in the chapters, agoraphobia tends to be fueled by a person's concerns about having panic attacks or panic-like symptoms, even when panic attacks have not happened for quite some time. The Client Kit for Agoraphobia includes the Client Workbooks for Agoraphobia and Client Monitoring Forms.
This book investigates the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral interventions for individuals struggling with agoraphobia and panic-related symptoms. The authors, Michelle G. Craske and David H. Barlow, leverage decades of clinical research and psychological practice to provide a structured, evidence-based framework for symptom management. By focusing on the intersection of physiological reactivity and cognitive appraisal, the text offers a systematic approach to reducing avoidance behaviors and increasing functional independence.
What You Will Find
Clinicians and researchers frequently cite this work as a foundational resource for evidence-based treatment of anxiety disorders. Experts highlight the clinical utility of the workbook format for both practitioners and patients seeking structured, actionable psychological tools.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2004-11-11
Publisher:
Graywind Publications
ISBN-10:
0195187024
ISBN-13:
9780195187021
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