On the movement toward psychotherapy integration : the case of panic disorder.
The prospect of using psychotherapy integration to enhance therapeutic efficacy increases as clinical discussion and empirical inquiry mount. The authors review briefly the historical origins of integrative thought, discuss the new receptivity with which it is being met, and examine the clinical use of an integrative framework, using progress in the treatment of panic disorder as an example of the potential of integrative treatment strategies.
Psychology Department, State University of New York at Stony Brook.
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Goldfried
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Wiser
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Raue