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This book is a practitioner's guide to psychological treatment of anxiety disorders with the emphasis on panic disorder, particularly among agoraphobics. The authors describe the methods of assessment and treatment that are most effective, based on research in this area, giving guidelines as to which problems to focus on and which treatments to use. "Agoraphobia and Panic" should be of particular interest to mental health clinicians, students in clinical psychology, counselling and social work.
This text investigates the most effective clinical protocols for treating panic disorder and agoraphobia through evidence-based psychological intervention. Authors Geoffrey L. Thorpe and Jeffrey E. Hecker leverage their backgrounds in clinical psychology to synthesize research-driven methodologies for assessment and therapy. The book provides a structured framework for clinicians to identify specific patient needs and implement targeted behavioral treatments within a professional setting.
What You Will Find
The text serves as a specialized manual for clinicians and students, emphasizing empirical research over theoretical abstraction. Its focus on actionable treatment strategies makes it a standard reference for those working directly with anxiety-related disorders in a clinical capacity.
Page Count:
273
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205129064
ISBN-13:
9780205129065
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