Despite the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder and anxiety disorders among Veterans, there has been limited focus on the development of interventions that include family members in treatments provided to Veterans. This is a feasibility study that examines a novel adjunct intervention (Adjunctive Family-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; AF-CBT) developed for family members of Veterans undergoing behavioral treatment for anxiety-based disorders. Phase one involves piloting AF-CBT with family members and conducting qualitative interviews to obtain feedback about the utility and acceptability of the intervention. The refined protocol will be used in phase two, which involves an open trial where Veterans and family members will complete the intervention and attend a 1-month follow up assessment, including a qualitative interview.
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Modified Treatment Evaluation Inventory
Timeframe: 1-month follow-up
Client Satisfaction Questionnaire
Timeframe: 1-month follow-up
Feasibility of Recruitment for AF-CBT
Timeframe: Recruitment Initiation to Recruitment Completion (up to 18 Months)
Feasibility of Retention for AF-CBT
Timeframe: Baseline to Treatment Completion (average 4 months)