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| Gregory Simon of the Group Health Cooperative in Seattle and his colleagues found that obese adults were 25 percent more likely than normal-weight adults to report any of the mood or anxiety disorders, including depression. Extensive discussion and instruction concerning the nature of panic attacks, their causes, diagnostic criteria, types of exposure therapy to combat them, and useful, reproducible record-keeping forms round out this excellent supplement to professional help for anxiety disorders. Depression and anxiety disorders are the two most common psychological problems in adolescents: by the time they are 18, about one in four young people will have suffered at least one bout of depression. |
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