Eight Principles for a Modern CBT is a training guide for both new and experienced clinicians who want to understand and apply the newest developments in cognitive behavioral therapy.
Eight Principles for a Modern CBT is a training guide for both new and experienced clinicians who want to understand and apply the newest developments in cognitive behavioral therapy.
Scott Temple, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and emeritus professor of psychiatry at the University of Iowa. He is a founding fellow and a certified trainer/consultant in the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies. He is the author of two previous books. R. Trent Codd, III, EdS, is a private practitioner and author. He is a fellow and certified trainer and consultant for the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies. He is author or co-author of six books.
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Part 1: Eight Organizing Principles for CBT 1. Introduction 2. Principle #1: Normalizing Human Suffering 3. Principle #2: Transdiagnostic Processes 4. Principle #3: A Focus on Client Strengths and Values 5. Principle #4: The Use of Guided Discovery and Validation Strategies in Fostering the Treatment Relationship 6. Principle #5: Balancing Acceptance, Mindfulness, and Change Processes 7. Principle #6: Balancing Cognitive and Experiential Interventions in CBT 8. Principle #7: Self Processes 9. Principle #8: A Contextual Account of Human Functioning Part 2: Case Applications 10. Introduction and Format of Presentations 11. Case #1: A Desperate Mother 12. Case #2: The Lone Ranger 13. Case #3: A Case of Coke 14. Case #4: Parents of a Self-Injuring Teen 15. Case #5: The Case of Efran-Finding Meaning
Part 1: Eight Organizing Principles for CBT 1. Introduction 2. Principle #1: Normalizing Human Suffering 3. Principle #2: Transdiagnostic Processes 4. Principle #3: A Focus on Client Strengths and Values 5. Principle #4: The Use of Guided Discovery and Validation Strategies in Fostering the Treatment Relationship 6. Principle #5: Balancing Acceptance, Mindfulness, and Change Processes 7. Principle #6: Balancing Cognitive and Experiential Interventions in CBT 8. Principle #7: Self Processes 9. Principle #8: A Contextual Account of Human Functioning Part 2: Case Applications 10. Introduction and Format of Presentations 11. Case #1: A Desperate Mother 12. Case #2: The Lone Ranger 13. Case #3: A Case of Coke 14. Case #4: Parents of a Self-Injuring Teen 15. Case #5: The Case of Efran-Finding Meaning
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