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`A must for anyone who has either experienced anxiety themselves (and who hasn't?) or who has tried to understand, and perhaps help, an anxious friend or caller... thoroughly readable and comprehensible... The author devotes a long chapter to panic attacks, as an extreme response to stress, and one which can hugely affect normal life. I found this fascinating and it did much to increase my understanding of this extreme reaction to some situations... well worth a read, to help us understand better those callers who are anxious - and maybe ourselves' -

The Samaritan

This practical guide provides counsellors with a model for understanding anxiety problems within the total context of the client's

Richard Hallam is a clinical psychologist with Bloomsbury and Islington Health Authority and Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the Polytechnic of East London. He is the author of Anxiety: Psychological Perspectives on Panic and Agoraphobia (1985)