′Several evidence-based CBT programmes for GAD have been developed. This book provides an outstanding guide to one of the best validated approaches, based on the Laval model, and is likely to be of interest to any clinician treating GAD, including those working in IAPT services.′David M. Clark, Professor of PsychologyKings College London, UK

• PART ONE: INTRODUCING CBT FOR GENERAL ANXIETY DISORDER (GAD)Introducing Generalized Anxiety DisorderKey Psychological Processes in GADPART TWO: CBT FOR GAD IN PRACTICEThe Assessment and Initial Formulation of GADKey Interventions 1: Worry Awareness TrainingKey Interventions 2: Recognising and Overcoming Intolerance of UncertaintyKey Interventions 3: Recognising and Overcoming Positive Beliefs about WorryOvercoming Worry 1: Real Event WorryOvercoming Worry 2: Hypothetical Event WorryRelapse PreventionGAD and Low-Intensity ApproachesCo-MorbidityComplicating Factors

′Several evidence-based CBT programmes for GAD have been developed. This book provides an outstanding guide to one of the best validated approaches, based on the Laval model, and is likely to be of interest to any clinician treating GAD, including those working in IAPT services.′David M. Clark, Professor of PsychologyKings College London, UK

• PART ONE: INTRODUCING CBT FOR GENERAL ANXIETY DISORDER (GAD)Introducing Generalized Anxiety DisorderKey Psychological Processes in GADPART TWO: CBT FOR GAD IN PRACTICEThe Assessment and Initial Formulation of GADKey Interventions 1: Worry Awareness TrainingKey Interventions 2: Recognising and Overcoming Intolerance of UncertaintyKey Interventions 3: Recognising and Overcoming Positive Beliefs about WorryOvercoming Worry 1: Real Event WorryOvercoming Worry 2: Hypothetical Event WorryRelapse PreventionGAD and Low-Intensity ApproachesCo-MorbidityComplicating Factors