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Treating Panic Disorder - Psychiatry

1 Treating Panic DisorderA Quick Reference GuideBased on Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Patients With PanicDisorder, Second Edition, originally published in January 2009. A guide-line watch, summarizing significant developments in the scientificliterature since publication of this guideline, may be available at Treating Panic DisorderINTRODUCTIONT reating Panic Disorder : A Quick Reference Guide is a synopsis ofthe American Psychiatric Association s Practice Guideline for theTreatment of Patients With Panic Disorder , Second Edition, whichwas originally published in the American Journal of Psychiatry inJanuary 2009 and is available through American Psychiatric Pub-lishing, Inc.

panic disorder and any co-occurring psychiatric conditions. When selecting a pharmacotherapy, consider the factors described in Table 6 and the following: • The relatively favorable safety and side-effect profile of SSRIs and SNRIs makes them the best initial pharmacotherapy choice for many patients with panic disorder.

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