brief/gradual exposure to actual anxiety-evoking events
In Vivo Exposure Therapy
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brief/graduated exposure therapy where client imagines successively more anxiety-evoking situations while at the same time engaging in a behavior that competes w/ the anxiety
* developed by Joseph Wolpe
*1st major behavioral therapy
Systematic Desensitization
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common anxiety hierarchy used for all the clients in group system. desense.
group hierarchy
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exposure therapy procedure where client uses pleasant thoughts as competing responses for anxiety
*used in kids
emotive imagery
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exposure therapy procedure where clients expose themselves to anxiety events on their own
self-managed exposure
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exposure where the therapist guides the client through the exposure
therapist-directed exposure
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list of events that elicit anxiety, ranked in order of increasing anxiety
anxiety hierarchy
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relaxing all muscles not essential to the behavior being performed
differential relaxation
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scale clients use to rate the level of anxiety they experience in anxiety-evoking situations. 0=total calm and 100=highest anxiety
subjective units of discomfort scale (SUDS)
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systematically relaxing groups of skeletal muscles
*Edmund Jacobson
progressive relaxation
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therapy procedure that induces physical sensations of panic attacks that clients can practice using cog-behavioral coping skills to prevent panic attacks
* developed by: David Barlow
interoceptive exposure
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treatment for anxiety and other negative emotional responses that exposes clients under careful conditions, to the situations/events that create anxiety
exposure therapies
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treatment where client experiences a highly anxiety-evoking event for a lengthy period in order to ultimately reduce the anxiety
prolonged/intense exposure therapy
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variation of systematic desensitization where client uses anxiety-related bodily sensations as cues to actively cope with anxiety
* developed my Marvin Goldfried
coping desensitization
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variation of systematic desensitization where client uses anxiety-related bodily sensations as cues to actively cope with anxiety