The Wiley Handbook of Anxiety Disorders

This state-of-the-art handbook offers a comprehensive examination of anxiety disorders research and treatment, becoming the first major reference work to fully incorporate the new DSM-5 diagnostic criteria. The two-volume set provides an exceptionally international and clinically oriented perspective, drawing from a broad network of contributors that includes both established experts and emerging voices in the field of anxiety psychology and mental health treatment. Its scope encompasses the full spectrum of anxiety conditions, from generalized anxiety and panic disorders to phobias and related conditions, making it one of the most thorough resources available for understanding these complex mental health challenges.

What distinguishes this handbook is its balanced approach between cutting-edge research and practical clinical applications, offering mental health professionals and advanced students both theoretical foundations and treatment insights. The international scope ensures diverse perspectives on anxiety management and therapeutic approaches, while the clinical focus makes the research immediately applicable to real-world practice. For clinicians, researchers, and graduate students seeking authoritative guidance on contemporary anxiety disorder diagnosis and intervention, this collection represents an essential reference that will shape understanding and treatment approaches for years to come.