Anxiety Disorder & OCD Treatment

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What is the first-line treatment for Separation Anxiety Disorder? |

CBT with psychoeducation, exposure, relaxation, and cognitive restructuring. If school refusal, getting child back to school quickly is a priority.

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What therapy should be used if Separation Anxiety Disorder involves school refusal? |

Getting child back to school quickly to prevent social and academic problems.

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What is the first-line treatment for Specific Phobia? |

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), alone or as part of CBT.

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What are the two types of ERP used in treating Specific Phobia? |

Flooding (immediate exposure to worst fear) and Graded (gradual) exposure.

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What additional technique is used for blood-injection-injury phobia? |

Applied tension to prevent fainting.

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What is the first-line treatment for Social Anxiety Disorder?

CBT or SSRIs/SNRIs.

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What therapy is effective for adults with Social Anxiety Disorder if face-to-face therapy is not possible?

Guided internet-delivered CBT is as effective as in-person CBT.

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What is the first-line treatment for Panic Disorder? |

CBT, including Panic Control Treatment with interoceptive exposure.

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What is interoceptive exposure in Panic Disorder treatment? |

Deliberately triggering physical sensations of panic (e.g., spinning, breathing through straw).

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Why are meds alone not preferred for Panic Disorder? |

Higher relapse rates when used without CBT.

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What is the first-line treatment for Agoraphobia? |

In vivo exposure and response prevention, usually with graded exposure.

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What is the key ingredient in effective treatment of Agoraphobia?

Learning to tolerate high levels of fear and anxiety through exposure.

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What is the first-line treatment for GAD?

CBT and/or SSRIs/SNRIs.

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What medications might be used for GAD if partial response to antidepressants occurs?

Buspirone as add-on therapy.

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When are benzodiazepines used in GAD?

For short-term relief when antidepressants are not tolerated or effective, but not long-term due to dependence risk.

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What is the first-line treatment for OCD?

SSRIs

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What meds are first-line for OCD?

SSRIs.

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When is combined ERP + SSRI treatment preferred for OCD?

If symptoms are severe or if either ERP alone or SSRI alone has been ineffective.

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What can help increase engagement in ERP for OCD?

Motivational interviewing as a pretreatment.

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Is ERP for OCD equally effective via telehealth and in-person?

Yes, for children and adolescents.

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What is Body Dysmorphic Disorder?

Preoccupation with perceived physical flaws not noticeable to others, leading to distress and repetitive behaviors like mirror checking.

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What is the first-line treatment for Body Dysmorphic Disorder?

CBT, often with exposure and cognitive restructuring.

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Mnemonic for first-line treatments of anxiety/OCD disorders?

“Can Some Social People Always Get Organized Bodies?” - Can = CBT (Separation Anxiety), Some = Specific Phobia (ERP/CBT), Social = Social Anxiety (CBT/SSRIs/SNRIs), People = Panic Disorder (CBT ± meds), Always = Agoraphobia (Exposure), Get = GAD (CBT ± meds), Organized = OCD (ERP ± SSRIs), Bodies = BDD (CBT)