Anxiety in Clinical Practice

Anxiety in Clinical Practice presents information on recent developments in the theory of management of anxiety. Traditionally, doctors have responded to patients' anxieties by prescribing sedative drugs, which, while having certain uses, do not provide a solution to anxiety. Emphasizing a practical approach to psychotherapeutic management, this exciting work includes new self-help techniques, the authors maintain, must now be more fully developed and applied if the problem of morbid anxiety is to be solved.