How does psychoeducation vary with comorbidity?
Conclusions: while anxiety symptoms often prominent in clinical presentation, they may obscure or divert attention from important comorbidities; conversely, anxiety disorders sometimes obscured by more prominent and persistent major depression or medical illness; consideration of comorbidities should inform clinician s psychoeducation of patient, selection of treatment, ongoing assessment of outcome, and adjustment of treatment; however, no evidence exists that efficacy of anxiety treatments varies with comorbidity
