A contemporary and comprehensive guide to the theory and clinical practice of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Enhancing the knowledge and understanding of both novice and experienced therapists and impressive in scope of coverage of treatment protocols and in the application of the theory of CBT in practice.
A contemporary and comprehensive guide to the theory and clinical practice of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Enhancing the knowledge and understanding of both novice and experienced therapists and impressive in scope of coverage of treatment protocols and in the application of the theory of CBT in practice.
Jessica Davies is a BABCP accredited practitioner, supervisor and trainer. She qualified as a CBT therapist in 2013 from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, and has since worked in NHSTT, student services and private practice. She is currently Portfolio Co-Director for the Masters in Clinical Associate in Psychology Degree Apprenticeship and CBT Lead for the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, both at the University of Exeter. In addition, she works as a Research Therapist for the Accept Clinic at the Mood Disorders Centre, and is an Associate Editor of the BABCP Journal Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy.
Inhaltsangabe
Forword Judith S. Beck; Part I. An Overview of the Model: 1. An historical overview of cognitive behavioural therapy Ken Laidlaw; 2. The supporting theory of cognitive behavioural therapy Ken Laidlaw; 3. Efficacy of CBT: a brief outline and review Ken Laidlaw; Part II. The Model of CBT into Practice: 4. What is cognitive behaviour therapy Jessica Davies; 5. The goals of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 6. The specific techniques of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 7. The structure of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 8. Psychological assessment, formulation, and intervention in CBT Jessica Davies; Part III. Application and Adaptations for Mental Health Presentations: 9. Adaptations of the original model of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 10. Anxiety disorders Jessica Davies; 11. Specific phobias Ken Laidlaw; 12. Panic disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 13. Social anxiety disorder Jessica Davies and Rachel Handley; 14. Generalised anxiety disorder Saevar Már Gústavsson and Paul Salkovskis; 15. Obsessive compulsive or related disorders Jessica Davies; 16. Obsessive compulsive disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 17. Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) Jessica Davies; 18. Illness anxiety disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 19. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Jessica Davies and Rachel Handley; 20. Depression Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 21. CBT for psychosis and complex mental health (PCMH) Sean Harper and David Carmichael; Part IV. Application of CBT in Different Populations and Settings: 22. Adaptations for specific populations Ken Laidlaw; 23. Evidenced-based age-appropriate CBT with older people Ken Laidlaw; 24. Using CBT with family caregivers of persons living with dementia Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, Jennifer Ramsey, Ann Choryan Bilbrey and Julian Montoro-Rodriguez; 25. CBT for children and young people Mike Turnbull and Markku Wood; 26. Adaptations for specific events: immediately after a traumatic event Rachel Handley; 27. Cognitive behavioural therapy in primary care Jessica Davies; 28. Group cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 29. Conjoint format - couple's therapy Jessica Davies; 30. Internet and telephone delivery Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 31. Computerised CBT self-help approaches Jessica Davies, Ken Laidlaw and Bruno Kajiyama; 32. Developing and progressing as a CBT therapist Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; Index.
Forword Judith S. Beck; Part I. An Overview of the Model: 1. An historical overview of cognitive behavioural therapy Ken Laidlaw; 2. The supporting theory of cognitive behavioural therapy Ken Laidlaw; 3. Efficacy of CBT: a brief outline and review Ken Laidlaw; Part II. The Model of CBT into Practice: 4. What is cognitive behaviour therapy Jessica Davies; 5. The goals of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 6. The specific techniques of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 7. The structure of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 8. Psychological assessment, formulation, and intervention in CBT Jessica Davies; Part III. Application and Adaptations for Mental Health Presentations: 9. Adaptations of the original model of cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 10. Anxiety disorders Jessica Davies; 11. Specific phobias Ken Laidlaw; 12. Panic disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 13. Social anxiety disorder Jessica Davies and Rachel Handley; 14. Generalised anxiety disorder Saevar Már Gústavsson and Paul Salkovskis; 15. Obsessive compulsive or related disorders Jessica Davies; 16. Obsessive compulsive disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 17. Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) Jessica Davies; 18. Illness anxiety disorder Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; 19. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Jessica Davies and Rachel Handley; 20. Depression Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 21. CBT for psychosis and complex mental health (PCMH) Sean Harper and David Carmichael; Part IV. Application of CBT in Different Populations and Settings: 22. Adaptations for specific populations Ken Laidlaw; 23. Evidenced-based age-appropriate CBT with older people Ken Laidlaw; 24. Using CBT with family caregivers of persons living with dementia Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, Jennifer Ramsey, Ann Choryan Bilbrey and Julian Montoro-Rodriguez; 25. CBT for children and young people Mike Turnbull and Markku Wood; 26. Adaptations for specific events: immediately after a traumatic event Rachel Handley; 27. Cognitive behavioural therapy in primary care Jessica Davies; 28. Group cognitive behavioural therapy Jessica Davies; 29. Conjoint format - couple's therapy Jessica Davies; 30. Internet and telephone delivery Jessica Davies and Ken Laidlaw; 31. Computerised CBT self-help approaches Jessica Davies, Ken Laidlaw and Bruno Kajiyama; 32. Developing and progressing as a CBT therapist Jessica Davies and Paul Salkovskis; Index.
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