A Pilot Study of a Self-Guided Mobile CBT Intervention for Treatment-Resistant Panic Disorder: Pre–Post Clinical Outcomes (Preprint)

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BACKGROUND Digital cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) interventions have shown promise for anxiety disorders, but evidence in treatment-resistant panic disorder (TRPD) remains limited. OBJECTIVE This study evaluated a self-guided mobile CBT intervention in individuals with TRPD. METHODS Forty-six participants with TRPD completed an eight-session self-guided CBT program delivered via a mobile application. Psychological measures were assessed at baseline and post-intervention. RESULTS Significant improvements were observed across multiple clinical measures, including panic symptoms, anxiety, and avoidance behaviors. These findings suggest meaningful symptom reduction following the intervention. CONCLUSIONS This pilot study provides preliminary evidence supporting the potential effectiveness of a self-guided mobile CBT intervention for TRPD. Controlled studies are needed to confirm these findings. CLINICALTRIAL NCT07391943

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