Medication and Therapy for Anxiety Disorders

A discussion of the short term benefit of medication in the treatment of anxiety disorders, versus the long term benefit of cognitive therapy for these disorders. From the series Inside Out: Introduction to Psychology. Copyright 2006. www.intelecomstore.org.

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  1. ray180597 says:

    C.B.T,daily Zen Meditation and Yoga cured me from my 20 year Panic Disorder.Medications does not cure!

  2. dave24ie says:

    you have a a depends to anything you do everyday even ssr’s, cbt dont work for me

  3. happilylil says:

    i am taking Vilift for my depression and anxiety disorder. it’s really working for me and i love that it doesn’t have any side effects.

  4. turnbacktime says:

    i agree, so what do you use to relieve anxiety?

  5. dave00075ie says:

    with the internet around so much and people being so educated with panic etc most of us know what makes us feel like that way but it still wont stop it, i’d before to take mads i also do work out do yoga swimming so we know the how to help it, but i think cognitive behavioral therapy is crap i agree. plus therapy is dear anyway, i did 12 sessions and learned nothing that i didnt already know.

  6. cam89realone says:

    I did 20 sessions of cognitive behavioral therapy, it gave me a few new skills that i forgot quickly, CBT didn’t even relieve physical symptoms of anxiety, psycologists will never understand that there are such things as genetics. idiots…

  7. dave00075ie says:

    cognitive therapy dont work for me!

  8. MrSevenEleven says:

    lol im naked! i

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