Titlebook: Clinical Guide to Exposure Therapy; Beyond Phobias Jasper A. J. Smits,Jolene Jacquart,Jürgen Margraf Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Exposure Therapy with Patients Who Are Pregnanttreatment due to assumptions about the risks involved. This chapter reviews evidence and techniques for the use of exposure-based treatments in pregnancy, presenting case material on the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99708-2 are described for fear of falling, fear of memories in PTSD (prolonged and narrative exposure), and fear of thoughts in GAD. General adaptations include the distinction between avoidance and adequate caution, monitoring the physiological arousal, gradual exposure, and creativity in the treatment. To illustrate, a case study is provided.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99708-2personal triggers for eating disorder behaviors; cue exposure for recurrent binge eating; and exposure methods used to address body image anxiety/avoidance. We conclude that it is critical to understand the rationale for using exposure therapy for eating disorders and to design individualized exposure tasks that maximize inhibitory learning.

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Treating Anxiety Disorders in Patients with Cardiovascular Disease: How to Formulate Exposure Therapnding common symptoms of CVDs and those overlapping with anxiety disorders. Different exposure-based therapy models are described along with required adaptions to safely and successfully undertake exposure therapy in patients with CVD.

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Applying Exposure Therapy with Older Adults are described for fear of falling, fear of memories in PTSD (prolonged and narrative exposure), and fear of thoughts in GAD. General adaptations include the distinction between avoidance and adequate caution, monitoring the physiological arousal, gradual exposure, and creativity in the treatment. To illustrate, a case study is provided.

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