Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Anxiety Disorders: Effectiveness of “Fear Hunter Program”

Tok, Emine; arkar, haluk; Bildik, Tezan

doi:10.5080/u13697

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“…Since then, it has been successfully used in at least five studies of Turkish children. [ 14 15 16 17 18 ] The SCARED scale consists of 41 items in total and scores of 25 and above indicate a warning for anxiety disorders. However, it should be taken into account that SCARED is only a screening scale, and there is no consensus between parent and child agreement in reporting internalizing symptoms (depression and anxiety).…”

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Are children with mitral valve prolapse more anxious?

Beyazal,

Orun,

Sayici

2023

Annals of Pediatric Cardiology

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Background: Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) is a common valvular disease in children. Symptoms in children with MVP are not explained by the severity of mitral regurgitation alone. Hence, we sought to correlate symptom status with the incidence of anxiety disorder in this population. Materials and Methods: Groups were as follows: (a) MVP; n = 115; mean age: 13.5 ± 3.06 years and (b) control; n = 53; mean age: 15.1 ± 13.2. The Screen for Child Anxiety-Related Emotional Disorders (SCAREDs) scale was filled by all participants. The SCARED scores of 25 and above determined a warning for anxiety disorders. Results: The mean SCARED scale values of MVP and control groups were 29.2 ± 13.08 and 24.9 ± 14.17, respectively (P = 0.065). Although the SCARED scale score was higher among the MVP patients, no significant difference was found between the groups in terms of the mean SCARED score, or the number of participants with a score of 25 or more. While girls with MVP had higher anxiety scores compared to boys with the disorder, there was no difference with respect to SCARED scores in children with MVP and the general population when analyzed separately by gender. Moreover, the SCARED scale score was significantly higher in symptomatic MVP patients than in asymptomatic cases. Conclusion: Children with MVP did not have higher anxiety scores compared to those without the syndrome. However, MVP patients with higher anxiety scores may benefit from a psychiatric assessment since higher scores correlate with symptoms.

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Are children with mitral valve prolapse more anxious?

Beyazal,

Orun,

Sayici

2023

Annals of Pediatric Cardiology

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“…Terapi kognitif berfokus untuk membantu individu memecahkan masalah, mengidentifikasi, mengevaluasi, dan menanggapi pemikiran mereka yang tidak realistis dan maladaptif, terutama pemikiran negatif tentang diri sendiri, lingkungannya, dan masa depan (Back, 2011). Pemberian terapi kognitif terbukti efektif dapat menurunkan kecemasan (Tok, Arkar, & Bildik, 2015). Terapi kognitif dapat membantu individu dalam mengubah pola berpikir yang maladaptif menjadi lebih positif (Seligman & Ollendick, 2011).…”

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Cognitive therapy untuk mereduksi kecemasan pada dewasa

Sudirman¹

2020

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SL (P/66 Tahun) subjek telah pensiun dari sekolah di Malang. Asesmen yang dilakukan adalah wawancara, observasi, grafis (DAP, BAUM, dan HTP), WAIS, dan skala BAI. Dari hasil asesmen diketahui bahwa SL mengalami permasalahan kecemasan yang disebabkan oleh adanya distorsi kognitif.Kecemasan SL berasal dari tensi yang tinggi sehingga membuat SL khawatir terkena stroke.Intervensi yang digunakan untuk menangani permasalah SL ialah terapi kognitif. Proses terapi menggunakan 6 sesi dengan target subjek dapat mengubah distorsi kognitif untuk mereduksi kecemasan. Hasi intervensi menunjukkan bahwa subjek mampu mengubah distorsi kognitifnya menjadi lebih positif sehingga dapat mereduksi kecemasannya.

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“…Another therapy manual used in the treatment of childhood anxiety disorders is the CBT program called "Fear Hunter" which was designed by Sorias and her colleagues in 2009. This program consists of 13 child sessions and 3 family sessions and respectively, covers the basic CBT techniques (for its effectiveness, see [41]). …”

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Principles in Children: Treatment of Internalizing Disorders

Tok¹

2018

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Clinical Applications

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Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an effectiveness-proven therapy method in the psychosocial treatment of childhood internalizing disorder. Considering the techniques included, even though anxiety and major depression are two different disorders, they are observed to occupy a quite common pool in terms of their similar nature, symptoms, etiologies, and high comorbidity rates. While these techniques are rationally similar to those in adult CBT, application ways, contents, session structures of the techniques, and styles of homework should be adapted to the developmental characteristics of children. In this book chapter, initially, several CBT programs for childhood internalizing disorders will be mentioned. After than, main points to take into consideration while adapting CBT, which was firstly designed for adults to children, will be emphasized. Lastly, information about main CBT techniques, whose effectiveness has been proven in the treatment of internalizing disorders, will be given.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Anxiety Disorders: Effectiveness of “Fear Hunter Program”

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Are children with mitral valve prolapse more anxious?

Are children with mitral valve prolapse more anxious?

Cognitive therapy untuk mereduksi kecemasan pada dewasa

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Principles in Children: Treatment of Internalizing Disorders

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