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A composite formulation of agoraphobia

American Journal of Psychotherapy

|April 1, 1986

Abstract:

Agoraphobia is a disabling disorder with many diverse views about its genesis, maintenance, and treatment. In this paper three perspectives--attachment and misattribution, safety signal, and interpersonal context--are described in a composite formulation of the condition.

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