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Re: Charles Linden, here's the information from the article, if you want to make it passable. Wizardman 18:24, 29 August 2007 (UTC)
Thanks Wizardman. If I replace with the article below (under your copy) will this be passable? Super Saddle 09:14, 3 September 2007 (UTC)
Charles Linden (February 4, 1968 – Present) British anxiety disorder specialist and author.[citation needed] Studied and developed a method for reduction of inappropriate anxiety in humans based on continuing research and trials conducted with sufferers of anxiety disorders such as panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, agoraphobia and social phobia.[citation needed] An anxiety disorder sufferer himself experiencing agoraphobia, depersonalization, derealization, panic attacks, obsessions and phobias, Charles researched the field exhaustively before developing his own treatment methodology.
Author of a number of resources including The Linden Method – For anxiety, panic attacks and phobias and a number of DVD programmes on the subject.
Linden was born in Kidderminster, Worcestershire. He attended the University of Wolverhamptom where he gained a BA in visual media. After graduation he spent a number of years working in television as a director/producer whilst working nights on his research and writing.
In 1999 Linden opened the first Linden Centre and dedicated his time to providing learning resources to sufferers of anxiety disorders from all over the world. Charles now has Linden Centres in Idaho USA, Heidelberg Germany, Mallorca Spain and Kidderminster in the UK.
Charles’ anxiety life coaching centers and staff now provide support and advice exclusively for sufferers in English, French, German and Spanish.
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[edit] The Linden Method
Charles Linden has created The Linden method which claims to cure anxiety disorders. He operates from centers in a set of different countries: selling books and CD's, tele-assistance, coaching.
[edit] Criticism
The Linden Method has been critically review by Paul Salkovskis, Clinical Director of the Maudsley Hospital in London. He calls the claims "bullish", and identifies a "cultic element" in the Linden method. According to Dr. Salkovskis, the Linden method has no evidence underpinning its extraordinary claims. Although Linden claims that this treatment is novel and effective, Slakovskis concludes that "what is novel is not effective, and what is effective is not novel".[1]
[edit] Trivia
Charles Linden is a social activist working to prevent the development of greenbelt sites and sites of special scientific interest – he is involved in the protection of Drakelow Tunnels from imminent development plans which would destroy the site’s ecology and ancient monuments.
Charles Linden has two children, Florence and Charles and is married to Beth.
Charles Linden writes for newspapers and magazines as in house anxiety disorders and stress expert.[citation needed]
Charles worked in television as a director/producer and also produced training material, videos and websites for health authorities. He also worked as a photographer before developing his life coaching courses.
Charles lived in Heidelberg, Germany between 1987 and 1992 where he attended Die Internationales Studien Zentrum where he learnt to speak German.
[edit] Works
- The Linden Method for anxiety, panic attacks and phobias, 2000. ISBN 0-95498030-1
- Conquering anxiety and panic attacks 2006 ISBN 0-95498035-2
- Conquering agoraphobia and social phobia 2006. ISBN 0-95498039-5
- Conquering panic disorder and panic attacks. ISBN 0-95498038-7
- Conquering generalized anxiety disorder. ISBN 0-95498036-0
[edit] References
- ^ Salkovskis, Paul. "Review of "The Anxiety Disorder and Panic Attack Solution; The Linden Method"": Anxious Times. Summer 2005
[edit] External links
- Birmingham Post article June 29th 2004 http://icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk/lifestyle/healthfitness/tm_headline=how-do-you-cope-if-stress-is-a-way-of-life&method=full&objectid=14375876&siteid=50003-name_page.html
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Charles Linden (February 4, 1968 – Present) British author. Studied and developed a method for reduction of inappropriate anxiety in humans. An anxiety disorder sufferer himself experiencing agoraphobia, depersonalization, derealization, panic attacks, obsessions and phobias, Charles researched the field exhaustively before developing his own treatment methodology.
Author of a number of resources including The Linden Method – For anxiety, panic attacks and phobias and a number of DVD programmes on the subject.
Linden was born in Kidderminster, Worcestershire. He attended the University of Wolverhamptom where he gained a BA in visual media. After graduation he spent a number of years working in television as a director/producer whilst working nights on his research and writing.
In 1999 Linden opened the first Linden Centre and dedicated his time to providing learning resources to sufferers of anxiety disorders from all over the world. Charles now has Linden Centres in Idaho USA, Heidelberg Germany, Mallorca Spain and Kidderminster in the UK.
Charles’ anxiety life coaching centers and staff now provide support and advice exclusively for sufferers in English, French, German and Spanish.
[edit] The Linden Method
Charles Linden has created The Linden method which claims to cure anxiety disorders. He operates from centers in a set of different countries: offering books and CDs, telephone support and coaching.
[edit] Trivia
Charles Linden is a social activist working to prevent the development of greenbelt sites and sites of special scientific interest – he is involved in the protection of Drakelow Tunnels from imminent development plans which would destroy the site’s ecology and ancient monuments.
Charles Linden has two children, Florence and Charles and is married to Beth.
Charles worked in television as a director/producer and also produced training material, videos and websites for health authorities. He also worked as a photographer before developing his life coaching courses.
Charles lived in Heidelberg, Germany between 1987 and 1992 where he attended Die Internationales Studien Zentrum where he learnt to speak German.
[edit] Works
- The Linden Method for anxiety, panic attacks and phobias, 2000. ISBN 0-95498030-1
- Conquering anxiety and panic attacks 2006 ISBN 0-95498035-2
- Conquering agoraphobia and social phobia 2006. ISBN 0-95498039-5
- Conquering panic disorder and panic attacks. ISBN 0-95498038-7
- Conquering generalized anxiety disorder. ISBN 0-95498036-0
[edit] References
[edit] External links
