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11 Co-morbid Anxiety and Depression by Prof. Graham Burrows
11.11 Conclusion
Most anxiety disorders can be effectively treated if the combination of pharmacotherapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy are used wisely. New advances in both these fields makes the task of the treating physician much easier than previously.
If treatment is not successful consider alternate therapy or referral to a specialist psychiatrist or psychologist.
Further reading
- Murtagh, John. "General Practice", McGraw Hill, Sydney 1997.
- Benson, H. "The Relaxation Response", Collins, London, 1984.
- Carnegie, Dale. "How to Stop Worrying and Start Living", Revised Edition, Editor Carnegie, Dorothy, Angus and Robertson, Sydney, 1985.
- Mears, Ainslie. "Relief without Drugs", Fontana, Glasgow, 1983.
- Peale, Norman. "The Power of Positive Thinking" Cedar, London, 1982.
- Weekes, Claire "Peace from Nervous Suffering", Angus and Robertson, London, 1972.
- Weekes, Claire "Self-help for your Nerves", Angus and Robertson, London, 1976.
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