A recent meta-analysis1 from Cuijpers and colleagues suggested that the evidence of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) in anxiety (and depressive) disorders might be less convincing than presented by Michelle Craske and Murray Stein in their Seminar (Dec 17, p 3048).2 Cuijpers and colleagues1 concluded that CBT can at best be regarded as probably efficacious in these disorders.
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