Behavioral experiments in cognitive therapy. Oxford leadership
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Behavioral experiments are one of the main and most effective methods of intervention in cognitive therapy. Nevertheless, there was still no leadership covering various disorders and devoted specifically by behavioral experiments. This book is designed to make up for this gap. It is written by clinicians for clinicians. This is an easily readable manual that is relevant for practitioners of psychotherapists of all levels of training. The reader will find here more than 200 frequently used behavioral experiments, as well as detailed instructions for their organization and discuss results with patients. This book, containing examples of more than 200 behavioral experiments, will have great practical value for everyone who is engaged in cognitive-behavioral therapy, and will also push psychotherapists and their patients to research.
To be successful, behavioral experiments require a psychotherapist of creativity and a deep understanding. Nevertheless, there is still no common guide for clinicians who want to organize and conduct behavioral experiments in the field of a wide range of psychotherapeutic problems.
This is a practical, easily readable manual that can be studied in detail or quickly run with your eyes five minutes before the session with the patient. Its chapters cover different problem areas, starting with those that have always been in the focus of attention of cognitive therapy (depression, anxious disorder), and ending with relatively new (psychotic symptoms, problems with physical health, low self -esteem)
Oxford leadership containing more than 200 examples of behavioral experiments, this is the book that cognitive therapists of different levels of training will want to have on their book shelves as a source of inspiration, new ideas and guide
To be successful, behavioral experiments require a psychotherapist of creativity and a deep understanding. Nevertheless, there is still no common guide for clinicians who want to organize and conduct behavioral experiments in the field of a wide range of psychotherapeutic problems.
This is a practical, easily readable manual that can be studied in detail or quickly run with your eyes five minutes before the session with the patient. Its chapters cover different problem areas, starting with those that have always been in the focus of attention of cognitive therapy (depression, anxious disorder), and ending with relatively new (psychotic symptoms, problems with physical health, low self -esteem)
Oxford leadership containing more than 200 examples of behavioral experiments, this is the book that cognitive therapists of different levels of training will want to have on their book shelves as a source of inspiration, new ideas and guide
Author:
Author:Bennet-Levy James
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907203-90-7
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