Journal article
Effectiveness of complementary and self-help treatments for anxiety disorders
AF Jorm, H Christensen, KM Griffiths, RA Parslow, B Rodgers, KA Blewitt
MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA | WILEY | Published : 2004
Abstract
OBJECTIVES: To review the evidence for the effectiveness of complementary and self-help treatments for anxiety disorders. DATA SOURCES: Systematic literature search using PubMed, PsycLit, and the Cochrane Library. DATA SYNTHESIS: 108 treatments were identified and grouped under the categories of medicines and homoeopathic remedies, physical treatments, lifestyle, and dietary changes. We give a description of the 34 treatments (for which evidence was found in the literature searched), the rationale behind the treatments, a review of studies on effectiveness, and the level of evidence for the effectiveness studies. CONCLUSIONS: The treatments with the best evidence of effectiveness are kava (f..
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