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Agoraphobia Prognosis: Understanding Long-Term Outlook & Recovery
Long-term prognosis for agoraphobia is generally good. With cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure therapy, most individuals significantly improve quality of life. Some persistent symptoms may remain but are usually manageable. Early diagnosis and intervention improve outcomes.
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