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Temporal Dynamics of Symptom and Treatment Variables in a Lifestyle-Oriented Approach to Anxiety Disorder: A Single-Subject Time-Series Analysis

Results The patient in this study recovered completely. Time-series analysis revealed an intricate pattern of dynamic relationships between symptom and treatment variables. Relaxation was predictive of symptom reduction but physical activity surprisingly worsened the symptoms. Changes in energy predicted changes in anxiety. Evidence for bidirectional causality was present as well, with changes in relaxation predicting changes in energy and vice versa, indicating a positive feedback loop.