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The effects of anxiety, and its links with depression: In this program we learn the criteria for having a Generalised Anxiety Disorder and the manner in which anxiety can become a pervasive reality in...
A self-help guide for understanding the causes of panic and related problems, showing simple but effective techniques to help over come panic attacks and anxiety problems and introducing progressive relaxation.
Shows how phobias and anxiety disorders arise and how they can be treated. Shows a woman who suffers from a fear of heights, another from a fear of buttons, and victims of agoraphobia and monophobia (a fear...
Audiocassettes to accompany the ANXIETY CONTROL TRAINING PACKAGE.
A training package in an anxiety control technique in three parts: Dr Snaith 1) discusses the principles of the technique and answers some basic questions; 2) demonstrates a session with a ‘new patient’...
Shows David Simons, dentist and hypnotist, working with a patient who is phobic about seeing a dentist. Considers the theory of behavioural desensitisation and conditioned response re-learning as it applies...
Dr John Alderdice defines anxiety, talks about what it is with its physical and emotional characteristics, normal anxiety and stressful situations and abnormal anxiety that requires some form of...
Three programmes in which David Simons, dentist and hypnotist, examines the range of fact and feeling associated with the theory and use of hypnosis in medicine. 1: Considers the history and theory of...
Intended to help psychiatrists analyse a patient’s response to drug therapy. Illustrates the history, causes, present and future treatment of anxiety and depression.
A psychologist illustrates with two young women the technique of overcoming phobias and repulsions, and the way in which success can be qualified. The particular behaviour studied is a distaste for handling...
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