Internet-based Behavioral Intervention Following ACS

"* Common reactions following ACS. The role of cardiac anxiety and avoidance behavior on quality of life and physical health. Brief training in self-observation, i.e., labeling. General lifestyle advice on e.g., physical activity, diet.~* Identifying life areas impaired by ACS-related disability or symptom fear. Set health behavioral goals i.e., increased physical activity and gradually take steps towards them.~* Gradual exposure to physical sensations (e.g., palpitations due to physical activity) to reduce fear of these symptoms.~* Gradual exposure to avoided situations, activities and increase in physical activity.~* Prevention of relapse into avoidance behaviors by identifying risk situations and conduct a plan forward on maintaining a healthy physically and active lifestyle."

"* Education on ACS, risk factors, its treatments and medication.~* Education and advice promoting healthy habits regarding diet, alcohol and tobacco.~* Education and advice regarding physical activity and the beneficial effects on health.~* Education regarding common emotional reactions following ACS.~* Prevention of relapse and plan forward to maintain a healthy lifestyle."