Stressful life events of various sorts have been related to the development of the first panic attack. Could it be that by more effective processing of the stressful event, panic attacks could be avoided?
The latest edition of ‘ Understanding Panic Attacks and Overcoming Fear ‘ (Lion Publishing, Oxford 2011) is much more in line with emotional processing theory. Lion publishing have kindly given their permission for a chapter ‘ Emotional Processing and Prevention of Panic ‘ to be reproduced on this website.
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Understanding panic attacks and overcoming fear: contents and chapter
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English edition Lion Publishing Website: Understanding Panic Attacks: And Overcoming Fear: Amazon.co.uk: Roger Baker: Books |
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Portuguese edition published by Editora Vozes in Brazil https://www.wook.pt/livro/ataques-de-panico-e-medo-roger-baker/111634 |
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Swedish edition published by Proprius Förlag http://www.angelfire.com/vt2/angst/boktips3.htm |
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French supplier:https://www.amazon.fr/crises-dangoisse-comprendre-mieux-ma%C3%AEtriser/dp/2906405469 |
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German supplier: https://www.amazon.de/Wenn-pl%C3%B6tzlich-Angst-kommt-Panikattacken/dp/3417205557 |
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Czechhttp://lubimyczytac.pl/ksiazka/18471/strach-i-paniczny-lek |