cognitive behavioral therapy
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Description
Book Introduction
The effectiveness of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for a variety of psychological difficulties, including mental disorders, from children to adults has been proven by the largest number of empirical studies of any treatment approach. CBT is gaining increasing attention due to its utility, including collaboration between therapist and client, specific treatment goals and problem setting, various levels of structure, utilization of various media, and wide-ranging applications ranging from treatment to prevention.
This book is a basic textbook for mental health professionals in various fields, including psychiatrists, specialists, psychotherapists, and counselors who study and utilize CBT.
The author integrates the theoretical concepts of CBT with practical learning training, covering both cognitive and behavioral approaches to major disorders.
This revised edition of the original book incorporates a significant amount of the latest research on CBT, and includes additional content on CBT for high-risk suicide cases.
This book is a basic textbook for mental health professionals in various fields, including psychiatrists, specialists, psychotherapists, and counselors who study and utilize CBT.
The author integrates the theoretical concepts of CBT with practical learning training, covering both cognitive and behavioral approaches to major disorders.
This revised edition of the original book incorporates a significant amount of the latest research on CBT, and includes additional content on CBT for high-risk suicide cases.
index
Translator's Preface
Author's Preface
Chapter 1: Basic Principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
The Origins of CBT
cognitive behavioral model
Basic concepts
Information processing in depressive and anxiety disorders
Overview of Treatment Techniques
summation
Chapter 2 The Therapeutic Relationship: Collaborative Experiential Work
Empathy, warmth, and sincerity
collaborative empiricism
Transference in CBT
Reversal
summation
Chapter 3: Evaluating and Conceptualizing Cases
Rate it
Case Conceptualization in CBT
summation
Chapter 4: Structuring and Teaching
Structuring CBT
Structuring the sessions of the CBT course
Psychoeducation
summation
Chapter 5: Dealing with Automatic Thoughts
Finding Automatic Thoughts
Modifying Automatic Thoughts
summation
Chapter 6: Behavioral Techniques I: Reducing Depressed Moods, Increasing Energy Levels, Performing Tasks, and Solving Problems
Activation plan for action
Planning Activities
Assign tasks step by step
Action rehearsal
Problem solving
summation
Chapter 7: Behavioral Techniques II: Reducing Anxiety and Changing Avoidance Patterns
Behavioral Analysis of Anxiety Disorders and Related Conditions
Overview of Behavioral Therapy Techniques
Sequence of behavioral interventions for anxiety symptoms
Creating a step classification table for staged exposure
virtual exposure
Actual exposure
Reaction prevention
compensation
summation
Chapter 8 Modifying the Schema
Finding the schema
Modify the schema
Growth-oriented CBT
summation
Chapter 9 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Reduce Suicide Risk
Engaging Desperate Clients in CBT
Providing information about CBT
Helping clients focus on treatment
Monitoring and assessing suicide risk
Safety Planning
Reasons for living
Creating a Hope Kit
Modifying Automatic Thoughts and Core Beliefs
Behavioral techniques to reduce suicide risk
Strengthening technology and preventing recurrence
Coping with the challenges of treating clients at high risk for suicide
summation
Chapter 10 Treating Chronic, Severe, or Complex Disorders
Severe, recurrent, chronic, and intractable depressive disorder
personality disorder
substance use disorder
eating disorders
schizophrenia
summation
Chapter 11: Developing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Competencies
Core Competencies of CBT
Becoming a Competent CBT Therapist
Evaluate progress
Ongoing CBT experience and training
therapist fatigue or exhaustion
summation
Search
Author's Preface
Chapter 1: Basic Principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
The Origins of CBT
cognitive behavioral model
Basic concepts
Information processing in depressive and anxiety disorders
Overview of Treatment Techniques
summation
Chapter 2 The Therapeutic Relationship: Collaborative Experiential Work
Empathy, warmth, and sincerity
collaborative empiricism
Transference in CBT
Reversal
summation
Chapter 3: Evaluating and Conceptualizing Cases
Rate it
Case Conceptualization in CBT
summation
Chapter 4: Structuring and Teaching
Structuring CBT
Structuring the sessions of the CBT course
Psychoeducation
summation
Chapter 5: Dealing with Automatic Thoughts
Finding Automatic Thoughts
Modifying Automatic Thoughts
summation
Chapter 6: Behavioral Techniques I: Reducing Depressed Moods, Increasing Energy Levels, Performing Tasks, and Solving Problems
Activation plan for action
Planning Activities
Assign tasks step by step
Action rehearsal
Problem solving
summation
Chapter 7: Behavioral Techniques II: Reducing Anxiety and Changing Avoidance Patterns
Behavioral Analysis of Anxiety Disorders and Related Conditions
Overview of Behavioral Therapy Techniques
Sequence of behavioral interventions for anxiety symptoms
Creating a step classification table for staged exposure
virtual exposure
Actual exposure
Reaction prevention
compensation
summation
Chapter 8 Modifying the Schema
Finding the schema
Modify the schema
Growth-oriented CBT
summation
Chapter 9 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Reduce Suicide Risk
Engaging Desperate Clients in CBT
Providing information about CBT
Helping clients focus on treatment
Monitoring and assessing suicide risk
Safety Planning
Reasons for living
Creating a Hope Kit
Modifying Automatic Thoughts and Core Beliefs
Behavioral techniques to reduce suicide risk
Strengthening technology and preventing recurrence
Coping with the challenges of treating clients at high risk for suicide
summation
Chapter 10 Treating Chronic, Severe, or Complex Disorders
Severe, recurrent, chronic, and intractable depressive disorder
personality disorder
substance use disorder
eating disorders
schizophrenia
summation
Chapter 11: Developing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Competencies
Core Competencies of CBT
Becoming a Competent CBT Therapist
Evaluate progress
Ongoing CBT experience and training
therapist fatigue or exhaustion
summation
Search
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: August 30, 2019
- Page count, weight, size: 352 pages | 172*245*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788999718724
- ISBN10: 8999718727
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