Interoceptive Exposure in CBT for panic disorder involves deliberately inducing panic-like sensations (e.g., hyperventilation, spinning) to help patients learn that these sensations are not dangerous, which reduces panic attack frequency by 75-90% in most patients.

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  The Role of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Treating Anxiety

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