The Psychology of Panic (Original Publisher)

The Psychology of Panic (1st Edition, 2023) is a comprehensive resource that explores the psychological, neurobiological, and behavioral aspects of panic. Whether you’re a clinical psychologist, counselor, psychiatrist, or mental health student, this book equips you with the latest research-backed tools to understand panic disorders and acute anxiety responses in clinical and everyday contexts.

From the biological triggers to cognitive patterns that fuel panic episodes, this book presents a structured and accessible framework to assess, diagnose, and treat panic. It also discusses the evolution of panic responses, their adaptive origins, and how modern therapies—from CBT to pharmacological interventions—can be used to manage them effectively.

Key Features and Benefits

• Clear, evidence-based exploration of panic psychology and panic disorder
• Focused insights into diagnosis, symptomatology, and treatment protocols
• Ideal for therapists, counselors, psychologists, and medical students
• Practical frameworks for cognitive-behavioral intervention and crisis response
• Written in a clinically accurate yet reader-friendly style

Topics Covered

This edition includes core chapters on:

• The neurobiology of panic and acute stress response
• Psychological theories explaining panic attacks
• Cognitive-behavioral models for understanding panic
• Diagnostic criteria and assessment strategies
• Pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment options
• Case studies and intervention planning

About the Author

The author is a seasoned clinical psychologist and researcher in anxiety disorders, with a focus on panic phenomena and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Their work bridges academic theory and clinical practice, offering actionable insights for healthcare providers.

Format and Compatibility

• Available Formats: PDF
• File Size: Approx. 6 MB
• Language: English
• Device Compatibility: Compatible with Kindle, iOS, Android, desktop, and all major e-reader apps

FAQs

Q1: Is this book suitable for individuals who suffer from panic attacks?
A: Yes. While it’s written primarily for professionals, individuals seeking to understand their own panic responses will find valuable insights and coping strategies within.

Q2: Can this ebook be used in academic settings or psychology courses?
A: Absolutely. It’s an ideal resource for undergraduate and graduate-level courses in psychology, clinical mental health, or psychiatric nursing.