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IRCT20200216046515N1 IRCT 2020-07-18 Allameh Tabatabai University The Effectiveness of Schema Therapy on Treatment of Chronic Panic Disorder The Effectiveness of Schema Therapy on Reducing Signs of people with Chronic Panic Disorder: Case study 2020-06-13 anticipated 2 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/45966 interventional Randomization: N/A, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Single, Purpose: Treatment. N/A Panic disorder. Intervention; Structured clinical interview to diagnose panic disorder; Assessing the suitability for receiving schema therapy; pre-exam; Assessment in order to conceptualize the case; Cognitive techniques; Experimental techniques; behavioural pattern-breaking techniques; Relationship therapy techniques; Execution of questionnaires during and after interventions. Interventions are performed in 17 sessions, 90 minutes per session and one session per week. Studies have shown that the results of the drug recur after a significant proportion of patients (25-50% recorded during six months) (Mahmoudi, Naderi Rajeh and Masoudzadeh, 2016). Cognitive behavioral therapy is the first line of treatment for panic disorder (Heldt et al., 2003; cited in Wesner et al., 2019). But many patients have residual symptoms or partial response to treatment (Porter & Chamblless, 2015; Craske et al., 2017; quoting Wesner et al., 2019). Patients may fail during cognitive-behavioral therapy due to schema issues (Hoffart, 2017). Many patients with panic disorder are highly resistant to starting and continuing psychotherapy sessions. The reason for canceling treatment sessions, in addition to cost and disbelief in treatment, is ambiguity in treatment due to schema (Leahi, 2001, translated by Hamidpour, Anduz, and Zirak, 1396). Classical cognitive behavioral therapy has assumptions about patients that do not apply to patients with cognitive behavioral problems who have chronic, ambiguous, and pervasive problems (Young et al., 2003, translated by Hamidpour and Andouz, 2007). Research shows that focusing on schemas can be useful for patients with chronic emotional problems, including chronic anxiety (Keefe, Webb, & Derubeis, 2016). Schema therapy has never been used for patients with chronic panic disorder.. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Share data after making it unrecognizable When: Start access after printing results To whom: Researchers in the field of mental health Conditions: To know the details of the study and the use of data in research studies Where to obtain: Baharehfarokhi@yahoo.com , Dr. Faramarz Sohrabi Asmaroud, Fifth Floor, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Allameh Tabatabai University How to obtain: Send your application by university email; It takes less than two weeks. Comments:
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ILAM Iran (Islamic Republic of) 6931174838 0098842244554 Baharehfarokhi@yahoo.com Allameh Tabatabai University Iran (Islamic Republic of) An initial diagnosis of Panic disorder Psychiatric interview to diagnose Panic disorder Chronic Panic disorder for at least a year Age over 18 years and under 40 years The similarity of the Drugs used by Patients Fluency in Persian Minimum level of education: third grade middle school 18 years 40 years Both Severe mental disorders, including bipolar disorder and severe depression Drug abuse Concurrent treatment by another psychologist Patients who have poorly reported Successful treatment in evaluation or have no psychological mind F41.0 Panic disorder Treatment - Other Intervention; Structured clinical interview to diagnose panic disorder; Assessing the suitability for receiving schema therapy; pre-exam; Assessment in order to conceptualize the case; Cognitive techniques; Experimental techniques; behavioural pattern-breaking techniques; Relationship therapy techniques; Execution of questionnaires during and after interventions. Interventions are performed in 17 sessions, 90 minutes per session and one session per week. Studies have shown that the results of the drug recur after a significant proportion of patients (25-50% recorded during six months) (Mahmoudi, Naderi Rajeh and Masoudzadeh, 2016). Cognitive behavioral therapy is the first line of treatment for panic disorder (Heldt et al., 2003; cited in Wesner et al., 2019). But many patients have residual symptoms or partial response to treatment (Porter & Chamblless, 2015; Craske et al., 2017; quoting Wesner et al., 2019). Patients may fail during cognitive-behavioral therapy due to schema issues (Hoffart, 2017). Many patients with panic disorder are highly resistant to starting and continuing psychotherapy sessions. The reason for canceling treatment sessions, in addition to cost and disbelief in treatment, is ambiguity in treatment due to schema (Leahi, 2001, translated by Hamidpour, Anduz, and Zirak, 1396). Classical cognitive behavioral therapy has assumptions about patients that do not apply to patients with cognitive behavioral problems who have chronic, ambiguous, and pervasive problems (Young et al., 2003, translated by Hamidpour and Andouz, 2007). Research shows that focusing on schemas can be useful for patients with chronic emotional problems, including chronic anxiety (Keefe, Webb, & Derubeis, 2016). Schema therapy has never been used for patients with chronic panic disorder. Variable scores; Fear of physical worries, fear of not having cognitive control, fear of anxiety to be seen. Timepoint: Sessions 1, 5, 9, 13, 17 and one month after the last session. Method of measurement: Floyd et al. 2005 Anxiety Sensitivity Questionnaire. Variable scores; General health concerns, fear of disease, fear of disease consequences. Timepoint: Sessions 1, 5, 9, 13, 17 and one month after the last session. Method of measurement: Health Anxiety Questionnaire Salkowski et al. 2002 (short form 18 questions). Early maladaptive schemas scores. Timepoint: Sessions 1, 5, 9, 13, 17 and one month after the last session. Method of measurement: Young Schema Questionnaire (Short Form - Third Edition - 90 Questions). Allameh Tabatabai University Approved 2020-02-01 National Ethics Committee in Biomedical Research, Allameh Tabatabai University SIXTH alley, MALEKOSHOARA street, SAYAD SHIRAZI boulevard, JANBAZAN neighborhood, ILAM city Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)