Therapy of Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Evidence-Based Strategies, Tools, and Methods

This guide, aimed at practicing professionals, discusses evidence-based tools and methods for assessing and treating clients with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). The authors describe proven cognitive-behavioral interventions in detail, step by step, accompanied by illustrative clinical examples. Readers will learn how to ensure flexibility in the therapeutic process without losing control over it, how to choose available intervention options, how to integrate them into individual treatment plans, and how to address emerging issues. A separate chapter is dedicated to advanced methods for working with clients who respond poorly to traditional CBT. The book includes a wealth of handouts, including worksheets, forms, questionnaires, and much more.