<![CDATA[This research aims to develop an expert system based on the case-based reasoning method for diagnosing anxiety disorders. Anxiety Disorder is a mental health disorder that is often experienced by the public but is often not detected correctly. The case-based reasoning method was chosen because of its ability to utilise previous cases to solve new problems that have similarities. Case-based reasoning uses four main stages: retrieval, reuse, revise, and retain. The case-based reasoning method is implemented using case data obtained from psychology clinics and interviews with mental health experts. Testing the case-based reasoning method shows a high level of accuracy in diagnosing various types of Anxiety Disorders, such as Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, and Specific Phobias. The results of this study show that the case-based reasoning method can be an effective tool in helping mental health professionals diagnose Anxiety Disorders more quickly and accurately. After searching using the symptoms obtained, the percentage of each type of disease is the percentage of Generalised Anxiety Disorder 35.7%, the percentage of Panic Disorder 30.7%, and the percentage of Specific Phobias 65%.]]>
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