Therapy Options to Match Your Specific Needs

Many different types of therapy are available for people with panic disorder. Some forms of therapy are used to address specific needs that panic disorder sufferers often face, such as loneliness, marital problems, or an inability to express oneself. The following articles describe how different modes of therapy can be used to address specific issues as part of the panic disorder treatment plan.

Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here Follow Us Therapy Options to Match Your Specific Needs Many different types of therapy are available for people with panic disorder. Some forms of therapy are used to address specific needs that panic disorder sufferers often face, such as loneliness, marital problems, or an inability to express oneself. The following articles describe how different modes of therapy can be used to address specific issues as part of the panic disorder treatment plan. Katharina Star, Ph.D. Panic Disorder Expert An Overview of Therapy Options for Panic Disorder Common therapy options for panic disorder include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and panic-focused psychodynamic psychotherapy (PFPP). These forms of therapy address the symptoms of panic disorder, helping the panic sufferer cope with their condition. Other types of therapy, such as couples therapy, can also be utilized to address specific issues that can also be helped through the therapy process. Here you will find an overview of therapy options for panic disorder and specific needs. READ NOW Group Therapy for Panic Disorder People with panic disorder are often faced with feelings of loneliness. Group therapy can be a helpful treatment option for panic sufferers who are dealing with isolation. Through the group therapy process, a person with panic disorder meets with a mental health professional and other clients who are dealing with similar issues. This form of therapy can provide a sense of social support, as the person with panic disorder learns new ways to deal with their condition. Read here to find out more about the group therapy treatment option.  READ NOW Marriage and Family Therapy for Panic Disorder Panic disorder can affect many areas of a person's life, including one's relationships. Family and close friends may be negatively impacted by a loved one's diagnosis of panic disorder. Marriage and family therapy (MFT) may be the best option when panic disorder has come between you and your closest relationships. MFT can assist you and your loved ones in creating better communication and healthier bonds. Learn more about how MFT can help you manage panic disorder while promoting healthy relationships. READ NOW Art Therapy for Panic Disorder Talk therapy on its own may not always help a panic disorder sufferer get to the root of one's issues. Art therapy can assist a person in expressing deep emotions that may not be easily articulated through words alone. The art therapy process involves the use of a creative mediums, such as painting, drawing, or collage, as a way to encourage growth and healing. This article provides more information on how art therapy can be used to treat panic disorder. READ NOW Featured Articles • The Udder Truth about Cow’s Milk Alternatives for Milk Allergy • Try This Low-Carb Pumpkin Roll with Cream Cheese Filling • How Strong is Your Upper Body? Take the Pushup Fitness Test and Find Out • Eat Quercetin Rich Foods for Muscle Recovery • The 20-Minute Weight Training Workout For Seniors • Reduce ED Risks with Exercise • Here's What Happens in a Clinical Thyroid Evaluation • Ancient Secrets for Creating a Happy Life Advertisement About Panic Disorder  |  Follow Us You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Panic Disorder newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2015 About.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.