Titlebook: Exposure Therapy; Rethinking the Model Peter Neudeck,Hans-Ulrich Wittchen Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 Behavioral th

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Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders: Is There Room for Cognitive Interventions?,ng the further development of exposure therapy for anxiety disorders. So the question appears: What room will there be in this therapy for, so-called, cognitive interventions? Are they to be considered superfluous or do they retain some value on theoretical grounds within the realms of learning theory?

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Dissemination of Exposure Therapy in Clinical Practice: How to Handle the Barriers?,y an important role. Also, there is a lack of knowledge and skills concerning how to apply exposure appropriately and how to deal with the patient’s avoidance tendencies when encountering exposure situations. Further, clear guidelines on how to implement exposure in routine care are lacking.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27198-5gued that exposure therapy may be delivered in an ethical, tolerable, and safe manner by therapists who take reasonable steps to create a professional context. Specific strategies for avoiding potential ethical conflicts in the use of exposure-based treatments are discussed.

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The Ethics of Exposure Therapy for Anxiety Disorders,gued that exposure therapy may be delivered in an ethical, tolerable, and safe manner by therapists who take reasonable steps to create a professional context. Specific strategies for avoiding potential ethical conflicts in the use of exposure-based treatments are discussed.

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Prolonged Imaginal Exposure Based on Worry Scenarios,inal exposure with worry scenarios in a prolonged mode. In this chapter, we explain the rationale and procedure of the method and discuss it along with other possible variants of “worry exposure.” Furthermore, we report on clinical observations that teach us when and how to apply prolonged imaginal exposure with worry scenarios.