Cognitive Therapy of Panic Disorder

Sokol, Leslie; Beck, Aaron T.; Greenberg, Ruth L.; Wright, Fred; Berchick, Robert J.

doi:10.1097/00005053-198912000-00001

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“…Despite evidence that the addition of interoceptive exposure enhances the effects of cognitive therapy (Gould, Otto, & Pollack, 1995), it has also been suggested that cognitively based procedures alone may produce good results even when exposure to fear sensations is not included (Brown, Beck, Newman, Beck, & Tran, 1997;Salkovskis, Clark, & Hackman, 1991). Moreover, Sokol, Beck, Greenburg, Wright, and Berchick (1989) found a substantial decrease in panic frequency that was maintained at a 2-year follow-up when using only cognitive therapy as treatment.…”

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Extension and Replication of an Internet-Based Treatment Program for Panic Disorder

Richards¹,

Alvarenga²

2002

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

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This study describes an internet-based intervention for people with panic disorder that consisted of a 5-module program. Participants accessed the program for 5-8 weeks and were then re-assessed 3 months later. Use of the program was associated with reductions in severity of panic disorder and in catastrophic misinterpretation of ambiguous panic body sensations in 9 people with this anxiety disorder. There were also non-significant trends for body vigilance to decrease over the course of the study. Further investigations of the efficacy of this medium for the treatment of panic disorder and the associated mechanisms of change are warranted.

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Extension and Replication of an Internet-Based Treatment Program for Panic Disorder

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Alvarenga²

2002

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

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“…According to these conceptions, panic attacks result from catastrophic misinterpretations of bodily sensations or subjective affects. Short-term behavioral or cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy has been found highly efficacious with maintainance of effect at foilow-up (bst, 1988;Sokol et al, 1989;Barlow, 1990;Mattick et al, 1990;Michelson & Marchione, 1991).…”

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Three years follow‐up of panic disorder patients: A naturalistic study

Rosenberg

1994

Scandinavian J Psychology

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Forty Danish panic disorder patients participating in a placebo controlled study of alprazolam and imipramine (The Cross National Collaborative Panic Study, Phase II) were followed up by a telephone interview three years later, with essentially the same battery of evaluation procedures applied at baseline, end of study, and follow-up. The main finding was that panic disorder is a chronic disorder, but fluctuating in form and severity in the course of time. Twenty-five percent of the patients no longer fulfilled the DSM-III criteria for panic disorder, but had substantial disability due to a variety of symptoms, including panic attacks at infrequent rate, generalized anxiety symptoms, affective symptoms, and phobic avoidance behavior. Nearly three fourths of the patients were under treatment at follow-up. Benzodiazepines were the drugs most often prescribed, usually in combination with supportive psychotherapy. It was concluded that the different types of treatment offered were insufficient. Variables predicting panic disorder or substantial disability at 3-years follow-up were few.

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“… eine stationäre Behandlung absolviert wurde (Hoffart 1995);  keine Angaben zu möglichen Komorbiditäten erfolgten (Hoffart und Martinsen 1990);  die Stichprobengröße zu gering war (N<15) (Michelson et al 1990, Vincelli et al 2003, Laberge et al 1993;  keine Randomisierung vorgenommen wurde bzw. die Randomisierung nicht beschrieben wurde (Hahlweg et al 2001, Neron et al 1995, Shear et al 1991, Sokol et al 1989, Galassi et al 2007, Westling und Öst 1999;  Psychopharmaka als Begleitbehandlung variabel eingenommen werden konnten bzw.…”

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Überprüfung der Wirksamkeit der kognitiv-behavioralen Therapie der Panikstörung mit und ohne Agoraphobie

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Cognitive Therapy of Panic Disorder

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Extension and Replication of an Internet-Based Treatment Program for Panic Disorder

Extension and Replication of an Internet-Based Treatment Program for Panic Disorder

Three years follow‐up of panic disorder patients: A naturalistic study

Überprüfung der Wirksamkeit der kognitiv-behavioralen Therapie der Panikstörung mit und ohne Agoraphobie

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