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Panic Diary

The Panic Diary is a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) diary for panic symptoms. Clients can record panic attack frequency along with information about accompanying body sensations and negative thoughts.

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Panic diary CBT worksheet Record panic attack frequency alongside accompanying body sensations and negative thoughts. Panic Diary CBT Worksheet (angled) Would your client prefer to work on this online? Choose the fillable version. Resources can be completed and saved with no need to print. Panic Diary CBT Worksheet (Full resource pack)

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Description

Effective treatment of panic involves (among other components): monitoring symptoms, identifying catastrophic thinking, and cognitive restructuring. This cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) diary for panic targets all three of these areas. Record panic attack frequency along with information about accompanying body sensations and negative thoughts. There is additional space for a rational ‘answer to the negative thought’.

References

  • Barlow, D. H., & Craske, M. G. (2006). Mastery of your anxiety and panic. Oxford University Press.
  • Whalley, M. G. (2017). Psychology Tools For Overcoming Panic. Psychology Tools.
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