Panic
Subtitle: origins, insight, and treatment
By: edited by Leonard J. Schmidt and Brooke Warner ; [foreword by Peter A. Levine].
Contributors: Schmidt, Leonard J.; Warner, Brooke, 1976-
Series: Io series -- no. 63; Io -- no. 63.
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 425
Subjects: Panic.; Hysteria.; Hysteria (Social psychology); Social psychology.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Historical instances of panic / Daniel Ussishkin; title: Tracing the roots of panic to prenatal trauma / Franz Renggli; title: Panic, biology, and reason: giving the body its due / Peter A. Levine; title: Etiology of panic disorder / Ilona Jerabek; title: A personal account of thyroid disease with panic disorder / Leslie Berger Blumenberg; title: A phenomenology of panic / Richard Grossinger; title: A Lacanian perspective on panic and fragmentation / Marshall Alcorn; title: The isolation of panic and the panic of isolation in the poetry of Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton / Colin Clarke; title: The short story in the age of anxiety / Robert Combs; title: Panic in the cinema / Kim Newman; title: Munch, agoraphobia and the terrors of the modernizing urban landscape / Devon Hinton; title: Panic in modern music / Till M. Meyn; title: Going back for the little ones: understanding panic in sexuality / an interview with Selah Martha; title: Conventional drug treatment of panic disorder / Atul C. Pande; title: There really is something to be afraid of: a body-oriented psychotherapy for the treatment of panic disorder / Helen Resneck-Sannes; title: Body approaches to the treatment of panic / Ron Robbins; title: Panic and anxiety in relation to sleep / Michael Mufson with Sana Johnson-Quijada; title: Sexual manifestations of panic and its treatment / Marta Helliesen; title: Herbal treatment for panic disorder and other anxiety-related disorders / Andrew Gaeddert; title: Homeopathic treatment of panic disorder and anxiety-related disorders / Andrew Lange.