Child Anxiety Treatment: Outcomes in Adolescence and Impact on Substance Use and Depression at 7.4-Year Follow-Up.

C. Kendall, Philip; M. Safford, Scott; Flannery-Schroeder, Ellen; Webb, Alicia

doi:10.1037/0022-006x.72.2.276

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Child Anxiety Treatment: Outcomes in Adolescence and Impact on Substance Use and Depression at 7.4-Year Follow-Up.

Published in Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology • Jan 1, 2004

Authors:

Philip C. Kendall

Scott M. Safford

Ellen Flannery-Schroeder

Abstract

Research suggests that the sequelae of childhood anxiety disorders, if left untreated, can include chronic anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. The current study evaluated the maintenance of outcomes of children who received a 16-week cognitive-behavioral treatment for primary anxiety disorders...

Subject

Anxiety

Psychology

Clinical psychology

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