Psychological interventions anxiety

Heuzenroeder, L., M. Donnelly, M. M. Haby, C. Mihalopoulos, R. Rossell, R. Carter, G. Andrews, and T. Vos. Cost-effectiveness of Psychological and Pharmacological Interventions for Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 38 (2004) 602-612. 

Regardless of the anxiety-related condition, social workers need to complete an accurate assessment and referral process for all clients served. This requires their taking an active role in advocating for their clients, particularly when medications are used to supplement intervention strategy. The confounding nature of the anxiety condition requires social workers to become aware of the psychological, sociological, and physio-... 

Occupational Health Psychology. The disciplines of health and industrial psychology combine with occupational health in occupational health psychology. Adverse workplace conditions may cause stress, anxiety, and burnout, with symptoms such as headaches, stomach problems, depression, and apathy. Interventions to avert employee illness or negative behavior include teaching workers to manage stress, use tools of conflict resolution, and deal with rudeness or uncivil behaviors in the workplace. Positive applications... 

Some have defined persistent pain as a disease entity unto itself. Persistent post-operative pain has challenged pain management specialists for decades it is only in the past several years that it has received significant attention. The continuation of pain and pain disability beyond the immediate post-operative period often results in medical (interventional and pharmacological), economic (healthcare utilization, loss of productivity) and psychological (depression, anxiety) complications. 

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