Management of obstructing behavior therapy. Dialectical behavioral therapy strategies
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This book presents the strategies used in dialectical behavioral therapy (DPT), and a wide range of general therapeutic problems is considered, including problems with visiting, doing homework, passive or aggressive behavior and avoidance. Based on the strong structure of DPT, empirical discussions, thematic studies and examples of therapeutic interaction, the authors of this book take a bold step forward, considering how therapists can cope with their behavior that interferes with the therapy. Topics such as burning out the therapist and his behavior in cases where customers go beyond therapeutic capabilities are touched upon. This book will be useful to experienced DPT clinicians and those who seek to introduce DPT elements into clinical practice.
What happens when customers and practitioners stand in the path of the therapeutic process? The behavior that prevents therapy is a common problem. It can be deliberate or unintentional, strategic or automatic, prudent or scattered, and sometimes it can come from a practicing therapist and play together with the client.
The strategies presented in the book apply to many types of patients in different conditions. Thanks to the original research materials, a detailed description of the procedures and a brief generalization of a large number of available studies, this book is a vital source for experienced DPT clinicians and those who seek to introduce DPT elements into clinical practice.
About the authors
Alexander L. Chapman, the Dr. philosophy, psychologist, professor and clinical research coordinator of the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Simon Freyser (SFU), the registered psychologist and president of the Center for Dialectical behavioral therapy in Vancouver .
M. 3AKARI ROSONENTAL, Dr. Philosophy, Adjunct Professor with the joint appointment at the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences of the Medical Center of the University of Duke and at the Department of Psychology and Neurology of the University of DUK
What happens when customers and practitioners stand in the path of the therapeutic process? The behavior that prevents therapy is a common problem. It can be deliberate or unintentional, strategic or automatic, prudent or scattered, and sometimes it can come from a practicing therapist and play together with the client.
The strategies presented in the book apply to many types of patients in different conditions. Thanks to the original research materials, a detailed description of the procedures and a brief generalization of a large number of available studies, this book is a vital source for experienced DPT clinicians and those who seek to introduce DPT elements into clinical practice.
About the authors
Alexander L. Chapman, the Dr. philosophy, psychologist, professor and clinical research coordinator of the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Simon Freyser (SFU), the registered psychologist and president of the Center for Dialectical behavioral therapy in Vancouver .
M. 3AKARI ROSONENTAL, Dr. Philosophy, Adjunct Professor with the joint appointment at the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences of the Medical Center of the University of Duke and at the Department of Psychology and Neurology of the University of DUK
Author:
Author:Чапмен Александр Л.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907515-68-0
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