their clinician and were offered their choice of a CAMS
treatment (e.g., CBT, SRT, or COMB) for an additional
12 weeks. This treatment was provided during Phase II
by CAMS study clinicians. PBO responders entered
Phase II and continued to meet monthly with their clinician.
If at any time during Phase II, PBO responders
relapsed, they received the same option of their choice
of a CAMS treatment for an additional 12 weeks.
During Phase II, those participants receiving medication
(e.g., participants in COMB or SRT) remained at
their Week 12 dose of mediation. Downward medication
adjustments were allowed in response to emergent side
effects. Participants who required a medication dose
increase during Phase II were prematurely terminated
from the study and continued with the assigned assessments.
Participants categorized as CBT responders met
with their clinician for monthly 50-minute maintenance
CBT sessions. During these sessions no new material
was introduced, but the CBT therapist was permitted to
revisit the stimulus hierarchy, and reinforce the necessity
of exposure activities to promote maintenance and
generalization. Responders in the COMB group received
both continued stable medication as well as monthly
CBT maintenance visits. At the end of Phase II all subjects
met with his/her clinician(s) and were given endof-treatment
recommendations and, if necessary, referrals
for continued clinical care.
their clinician and were offered their choice of a CAMStreatment (e.g., CBT, SRT, or COMB) for an additional12 weeks. This treatment was provided during Phase IIby CAMS study clinicians. PBO responders enteredPhase II and continued to meet monthly with their clinician.If at any time during Phase II, PBO respondersrelapsed, they received the same option of their choiceof a CAMS treatment for an additional 12 weeks.During Phase II, those participants receiving medication(e.g., participants in COMB or SRT) remained attheir Week 12 dose of mediation. Downward medicationadjustments were allowed in response to emergent sideeffects. Participants who required a medication doseincrease during Phase II were prematurely terminatedfrom the study and continued with the assigned assessments.Participants categorized as CBT responders metwith their clinician for monthly 50-minute maintenanceCBT sessions. During these sessions no new materialwas introduced, but the CBT therapist was permitted torevisit the stimulus hierarchy, and reinforce the necessityof exposure activities to promote maintenance andgeneralization. Responders in the COMB group receivedboth continued stable medication as well as monthlyCBT maintenance visits. At the end of Phase II all subjectsmet with his/her clinician(s) and were given endof-treatmentrecommendations and, if necessary, referralsfor continued clinical care.
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