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Transdiagnostic cognitive–behavioral treatments for anxiety disorders have been gaining increased attention and empirical study in recent years. Despite this, research on transdiagnostic anxiety treatments has, to date, relied on open trials, or comparisons to waitlist conditions, published benchmarks, or relaxation‐based interventions.

The current study was a randomized clinical trial examining the efficacy of a 12‐week transdiagnostic cognitive–behavioral group treatment in comparison to 12‐week diagnosis‐specific group Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) protocols for panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, and generalized anxiety disorder.

Results from 46 treatment initiators suggested significant improvement during treatment, strong evidence for treatment equivalence across transdiagnostic and diagnosis‐specific CBT conditions, and no differences in treatment credibility …