Titlebook: Stepped Care and e-Health; Practical Applicatio Crissa Draper,William T. O‘Donohue Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 alte

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-6510-3alternative medicine; computer-based health care; consumer health management; e-health; internet health

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Panic Disorder,Panic disorder is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by recurrent and unexpected panic attacks. In this chapter to authors present a stepped care approach to the treatment of panic disorder and provide a comprehensive review of bibliotherapy and recent Internet-delivered treatments.

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Crissa Draper,William T. O‘DonohueWhile there are many books on internet healthcare, there are no books on the stepped-care concept.Advances a practice model where consumers of the mental health field can attain the information and se

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Social Phobia (Social Anxiety Disorder), in which embarrassment may occur (APA, 2000). Exposure to unfamiliar people or possible scrutiny of others typically evokes anxiety and tends to be avoided or endured under great distress. In this chapter a stepped care approach to treatment is presented. Guided self-help and in particular Internet-based treatment is covered.

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Depression and a Stepped Care Model,lop effective models of care to reduce the personal and societal costs of the disorder. Within stepped care service provisions, all patients presenting with symptoms of depression generally are first offered the lowest intensity and least intrusive intervention deemed necessary following assessment

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Anxiety,nclude psychoeducation, bibliotherapy, and computer-based interventions, all of which provide cost-effective alternatives to intensive outpatient individual psychotherapy. A growing body of empirical research supports the effectiveness of these interventions. After a brief review of the available re