Process-Based Approach Case Series For Anxiety Problems

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Process-Based Approach — BEHAVIORAL
Process-Based Approaches (PBA) were developed to improve psychotherapy outcomes. Early writings referred to PBA as process-based therapy or process-based cognitive behavioral therapy. The current nomenclature was adopted to distinguish PBA as a unifying approach that incrementally builds on clinical psychological science rather than a manualized treatment protocol. PBA provides a framework for flexibly applying evidence-based techniques from multiple therapeutic traditions to target hypothesized psychological processes that give rise to individual patient presentations. Each patient is conceptualized independently, and intervention structure may vary substantially based on need, while retaining empirically supported tools. This contrasts with disorder-specific treatment manuals, which assume homogeneity despite substantial variability in underlying processes (e.g., anxiety).

A case series of PBA intervention for anxiety problems.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 [ Time Frame: From enrollment to the end of treatment, up to 25 weeks. ]

Facility	City	State	ZIP	Site coordinators
University of Alabama at Birmingham Dr. Borgogna's lab	Birmingham	Alabama	35233	Nicholas Borgogna, PhD [email protected] (205) 934-3850 Drew Whittington MS (Research Coordinator), MS [email protected] (205) 934-3850 Nicholas C Borgogna, PhD (PRINCIPAL_INVESTIGATOR)

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