[PDF] Top 20 A disorder specific group cognitive behavior therapy for social anxiety disorder in adolescents: study protocol for a randomized controlled study

... s Anxiety Scale (SCAS and SCAS-P) [55] SCAS and SCAS-P are used to measure adolescent- and parent-rated anxiety ...to social phobia, panic disorder and agoraphobia, generalized anxiety ... See full document

... executive performance, such as the ability to organize and plan activities, shift and direct attention and adjust behav- iour according to long-term goals [27]. Consequently, some studies on augmenting the treatment of ... See full document

... be randomized by an inde- pendent person to either: a) active training (iSOFIE) or b) the waiting list control ...is social anxiety, challenging your negative think- ing, behavioral experiments, ... See full document

... rally, group CBT is offered for a limited period of time assuming that ‘carry over’ effects will stabilise the results [30,31], while SER in patients responding to the treatment is given for a longer period of ... See full document

... disabling cognitive impairments in BD, new interventions were developed, namely cognitive re- habilitation and functional ...a cognitive-oriented approach, developed to enhance specific ... See full document

... pilot study of five children and their parents was per- formed in the autumn of 2014, showing almost 50% re- duction in the children’s anxiety symptoms (SCAS) [45] and 60% reduction in the interference of ... See full document

... 18-year-old adolescents (n = 26) ...Another study focused on an Internet-based mode of treatment delivery: a 16-week Internet-based intervention program using CBT-principles (among other principles) was ... See full document

... as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or EEG neurofeedback have not been investigated yet in ADHD patients with a comor- bid ...recent randomized controlled trials reported a positive effect ... See full document

... bipolar disorder. Par- ticipants in the TAU group will be offered standard treat- ment at the sleep clinic for their sleep disturbances at the end of the six-month ...descriptive study of bipolar ... See full document

... The primary outcome measure is treatment response be- tween baseline and posttreatment as assessed by the im- provement item of the Clinical Global Impression Scale (CGI) modified for individuals with social ... See full document

... recent study in the Netherlands among a large sample of participants (2308) with or without a current depres- sive and/or anxiety disorder concludes that the five- factor model fits the data well, ... See full document

... Internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (iCBT) for anxiety ...37 randomized controlled trials that examined the efficacy of iCBT programs in adults (aged over 18 years), as ... See full document

... (i.e., social pain and its relation to physical pain; see ...detect specific indica- tions for directly targeting prolonged grief and related symptoms in a comprehensive integrative treatment ap- proach ... See full document

... nal behavior [19–21], and a recent meta-analysis of Van der Pol et ...in specific high-risk groups. The results in this study contrast this hypoth- ...the study was relatively underpowered to ... See full document

... other anxiety disorders have assigned the highest rank to themselves (Shafiei, Sang Atash and Rafiei nia, ...of anxiety disorder recommended with cognitive behavioral therapy ... See full document

... There were areas of a lack of agreement. Bateman, Links and BSSG all make reference to increased activity of the therapist in such work. Although we did not emphasize this in our analysis, we believe this follows from ... See full document

... with cognitive side effects [13], but there are few studies comparing cognitive impairment in drug- and ECT-treated ...the cognitive dysfunction seems to depen- dent on methods used in ECT ... See full document

... To further evaluate internet-based interventions for the treatment of eating disorders, dropout rates should be taken into account. The relative numbers of partici- pants who did not finish treatment (treatment dropout) ... See full document

... this disorder [1, 4, 5, 7-9, 11, 13, 16, ...(LED) therapy are treatment options for reducing pain and inflammatory processes as well as inducing the regener- ation of the target tissue ... See full document

... affective disorder had an impact on the level of mental distress at follow-up, but because the total number of Axis I disorders had such an impact, affective disorders may have made a more non-specific ... See full document