Effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy on social anxiety disorder: A comparative study

Behera, Nirupama; Samantaray, Narendra Nath; Kar, Nilamadhab; Nayak, Mihir Ranjan; Chaudhury, Supraksh

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“…Behera et al . [ 10 ] have applied Rapee and Heimberg’s CBT model[ 12 ] in treating individuals with SAD. They compared in a nonrandomized fasion 20 patients receiving CBT and Paroxetine with 20 patients receiving Paraoxetine alone as treatment and reported that the CBT plus Paroxetine group responded well compared to the CBT alone group.…”

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“…A common point that is observed in multiple trials is that the cognitive domain of CBT programs is given less space. [ 5 6 9 10 12 13 16 19 33 35 36 37 40 44 57 ] But it is the area where the therapeutic work will give rise to maximum and enduring response. Most space in those trials was given to behavioral activities/interventions, resulting in unbalanced behavioral weightage.…”

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Research on psychotherapy in India: A systematic review

Selvapandiyan,

Das,

Singh

2024

Indian Journal of Psychiatry

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We systematically reviewed empirical studies of psychotherapy with Indian clients. We defined psychotherapy as an intervention aimed at treating mental disorders using “talk,” which, in a professional medical setting, along with the therapeutic relationship, acquires medicinal value. Besides manual searches in three leading Indian psychiatry journals, we conducted digital searches in PubMed, Google Scholar, and Scopus databases. We found that the commonly practiced evidence-based psychotherapy in India follows the cognitive-behavioral model. Our findings suggest several replication studies which claimed to have used the well-established western models of cognitive behavioural paradigm but have mostly focused on basic behavioural techniques in their protocol. A few innovations were observed, and several essential errors were noted. Innovations include contextual modifications to address the difficulties and challenges faced in service delivery, while errors include deviations from protocol without adequate rationale.

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Research on psychotherapy in India: A systematic review

Selvapandiyan,

Das,

Singh

2024

Indian Journal of Psychiatry

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Social Anxiety Disorder: Associated Conditions and Therapeutic Approaches

Alomari¹,

Bedaiwi²,

Ghasib³

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Cureus

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Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a highly distressing chronic psychiatric disorder characterized by persistent fear of social situations in anticipation of being judged negatively by others. As shyness mimics some of the symptoms of SAD, people suffering from this debilitating disease are often underdiagnosed. It can have a devastating impact on all areas of life including academic performance, social growth, relationship status, and work performance. In recent years, research on anxiety and related disorders has proliferated due to the increased use of cognitive-behavioral models. The understanding of SAD has evolved greatly from distinguishing it from shyness to implementing modalities to comprehend the sophisticated underlying mechanism of disease prevalence and progression as well as methods to treat it. This review summarizes the concept of SAD, its epidemiology, symptoms, and diagnostic tools. Frequent comorbidities including other psychiatric disorders are also discussed. Additionally, we examine the latest evidence related to treatment options including psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy as well as recommendations for managing SAD.

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Effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy on social anxiety disorder: A comparative study

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Research on psychotherapy in India: A systematic review

Research on psychotherapy in India: A systematic review

Social Anxiety Disorder: Associated Conditions and Therapeutic Approaches

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