11/04/2025
š§ Overcoming Panic with CBT: Proven Results
Panic disorder affects millions, but research shows that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is one of the most effective treatments available.
š What the Research Says:
A comprehensive review of 72 studies involving over 4,000 participants found that CBT components like face-to-face sessions and interoceptive exposure (exposing individuals to physical sensations that trigger panic) significantly improved treatment outcomes.
Even brief CBT interventionsāsometimes as few as 4 sessionsāhave shown lasting benefits, with patients reporting reduced symptoms and improved quality of life months after treatment. CBT doesn't just alleviate symptoms; it helps individuals develop the skills to manage and reduce future panic attacks, leading to lasting change.
š¬ Ready to Take Control?
If you or someone you know struggles with panic disorder, CBT could be the key to reclaiming peace of mind. Reach out to a licensed therapist trained in CBT to explore your options.