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This guide explores the difference between normal anxiety and anxiety disorders, and the different ways that anxiety is expressed. It explains the causes and theories of anxiety in simple, straightforward language, and gives an overview of treatments. The guide also looks at long-term strategies to manage anxiety and prevent relapse, and suggests ways that family members can help, as well as finding support for themselves. This guide was revised and updated in 2016.

This is a brief, easy-to-read introduction for people who are considering or starting out in CBT, for family members and friends who would like to know more about the treatment, and for anyone else with an interest in CBT. The guide explains the thinking behind CBT, how it works and what conditions it can treat. It describes the process and strategies used in CBT, answers common questions about the therapy, and introduces alternative cognitive-behavioural approaches.

Dobre życie w każdym wiekuZ upływem lat w naszym życiu zachodzą znaczące zmiany. Przejście na emeryturę, utrata bliskich czy pojawiające się problemy zdrowotne czasami napawają lękiem i budzą poczucie utraty kontroli. Starzenie się nie musi jednak oznaczać pogrążenia w smutku - niezależnie od wieku da się bowiem czerpać radość z życia.Julie Erickson i Neil A. Rector opisują przyczyny oraz typowe objawy zaburzeń lękowych i depresyjnych, mogących pojawić się w późnym wieku. Autorzy tłumaczą, jak dzięki sprawdzonym narzędziom terapii poznawczo-behawioralnej...

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a severe and debilitating anxiety disorder that affects one person in 40. It affects not only how people feel or think, but also how they behave. OCD symptoms -- such as compulsive hoarding or handwashing -- often evoke uncomfortable emotions in family and friends.

This guide discusses:

• what OCD is and what causes it
• treatments, including both cognitive and behavioural therapy and medication
• recovery and relapse prevention
• family involvement

The guide is a thorough and helpful introduction...