Overcoming anxiety, stress and panic – a five areas approach
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Overcoming anxiety, stress and panic – a five areas approach

Paul Rogers Professor, Forensic nursing, faculty of health, sports and science, University of Glamorgan

Chris williams proposes the use of the following five models of cognitive behaviour therapy: life situations, people and events around us; altered thinking; altered feelings of mood; altered physical symptoms or sensations; and altered behaviour or activity levels. The work books within are intended to be a course of self-help materials and it is recommended that the reader works through each as they feel appropriate.

Mental Health Practice. 15, 5, 8-8. doi: 10.7748/mhp.15.5.8.s2

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