The primary goal of having clients with panic attacks experience primary symptoms of panic in the therapy room is
A)to reinterpret physical symptoms from loss of control to harmless physical variations.
B)to develop a clearer understanding of the role panic symptoms play in their life.
C)the development of higher fear to be adjusted by direct therapy once the panic has been initiated.
D)to access underlying psychodynamic features of the client.

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Experiencing primary symptoms of panic in therapy can help clients reinterpret these physical sensations as harmless variations rather than signs of losing control or impending doom. This can help reduce anxiety about future panic attacks and decrease avoidance behaviors.

The Primary Goal of Having Clients with Panic Attacks Experience