Margaret Wehrenberg offers her experience, creativity, and insight to clinicians who are looking to answer the question 'What else might be going on?' with their anxious clients. This book serves as a guide and an opportunity to brainstorm with a compassionate expert. Wehrenberg offers examples, language, and strategies that help us to untangle and understand the avoidance, anger, and rigidity ... Read moreof those whose anxiety is a part of a larger clinical picture.
Lynn Lyons, LICSW, author of Anxious Kids, Anxious Adults: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous & Independent Children This remarkably accessible and clear volume looks calmly and authoritatively at how to diagnose and treat the most complicated kinds of anxiety. It is thoroughly organized to be detailed and reassuring for the newer clinician and provide a handy reference for a seasoned therapist needing some expert consultation on a really tough case. Finally, we have in one marvelous book a trove of strategies to diagnose, educate, support, and treat our most worried patients.
Martha B. Straus, PhD, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Antioch University Drawing on her over forty years' experience, Wehrenberg's book serves as an indispensable guide for those who treat anxiety. Packed full of helpful strategies, techniques, and case studies, it demystifies anxiety and its treatment, while empowering those who struggle with it. Show Less