Stefan G. Hofmann

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder (eBook, ePUB)

Evidence-Based and Disorder Specific Treatment Techniques

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has proven to be the most effective form of treatment for social anxiety disorder. This revision of a highly regarded treatment manual presents an original treatment approach that includes specifically designed interventions to strengthen the relevant CBT strategies. This extensively revised volume builds upon empirical research to address the psychopathology and heterogeneity of social anxiety disorder, creating a series of specific interventions with numerous case examples and four new chapters on working with patients on medication, cultural factors, individual therapy, and monitoring on-track outcomes.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Dezember 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317206736
• Artikelnr.: 50520153

Autorenporträt

Stefan G. Hofmann, PhD is a professor of psychology at Boston University, editor of Cognitive Therapy and Research, and a highly cited researcher with more than 300 peer-reviewed journal articles and 20 books on the nature and treatment of emotional disorders.

Michael W. Otto, PhD is a professor of psychology at Boston University. His work includes over 400 publications on the nature and treatment of anxiety, mood, and substance use disorders.

Inhaltsangabe

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Characterizing Social Anxiety Disorder
What is Social Anxiety Disorder?
Diagnostic Criteria for SAD
Disorder Prevalence and Characteristics
Information Processing of SAD
Etiology of SAD
Assessment of Social Anxiety and SAD
Contemporary Psychological Treatments
Pharmacological Treatments
Chapter 2: Overall Description of Treatment Strategy
Just do it!
The General Treatment Model
The Elements of the Treatment Model
Putting It All Together: Designing Exposures
Chapter 3: Research Basis for the Treatment Model
Social Standards
Goal Setting
Self-Focused Attention
Self-Perception
Estimated Social Cost
Perception of Emotional Control
Perceived Social Skills
Safety and Avoidance Behaviors
Post-Event Rumination
Summary
Chapter 4: Session-by-Session Outline
General Outline
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3-6
Session 7-End
Last Session
Chapter 5: Treatment Modifications and Considerations
Individual Treatment Modifications
Working with Patients on Medication
Chapter 6: Treatment in Action: Clinical Examples
Preparation for Exposures
Early In-Session Exposures with Attention Training
Post-Exposure Discussion
Viewing Videotaped Exposures
Home Practice Exposures
Later In-Session Exposures
In-Vivo Social Mishap Exposures
Chapter 7: Complicating Factors
Intrusive and Self-Deprecating Thoughts
Hostility and paranoia
Depression and SAD
Substance Abuse and SAD
Troubleshooting: Nonresponse
Trouble Shooting: Poor Adherence
Troubleshooting: Poor Retention of Therapeutic Gains
Chapter 8: Maintenance and Follow-Up Strategies
Generalizing Treatment Skills
Relapse Prevention Skills
Closing Treatment: Attending to Well-Being
Booster Sessions
Chapter 9: Cultural Factors
Cultural Differences in Prevalence Rates
Cultural Differences in Treatment Response
Cultural-Specific Expressions of SAD
Dimensions Contributing to Cultural Differences
Summary

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Characterizing Social Anxiety Disorder

What is Social Anxiety Disorder?

Diagnostic Criteria for SAD

Disorder Prevalence and Characteristics

Information Processing of SAD

Etiology of SAD

Assessment of Social Anxiety and SAD

Contemporary Psychological Treatments

Pharmacological Treatments

Chapter 2: Overall Description of Treatment Strategy

Just do it!

The General Treatment Model

The Elements of the Treatment Model

Putting It All Together: Designing Exposures

Chapter 3: Research Basis for the Treatment Model

Social Standards

Goal Setting

Self-Focused Attention

Self-Perception

Estimated Social Cost

Perception of Emotional Control

Perceived Social Skills

Safety and Avoidance Behaviors

Post-Event Rumination

Summary

Chapter 4: Session-by-Session Outline

General Outline

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3-6

Session 7-End

Last Session

Chapter 5: Treatment Modifications and Considerations

Individual Treatment Modifications

Working with Patients on Medication

Chapter 6: Treatment in Action: Clinical Examples

Preparation for Exposures

Early In-Session Exposures with Attention Training

Post-Exposure Discussion

Viewing Videotaped Exposures

Home Practice Exposures

Later In-Session Exposures

In-Vivo Social Mishap Exposures

Chapter 7: Complicating Factors

Intrusive and Self-Deprecating Thoughts

Hostility and paranoia

Depression and SAD

Substance Abuse and SAD

Troubleshooting: Nonresponse

Trouble Shooting: Poor Adherence

Troubleshooting: Poor Retention of Therapeutic Gains

Chapter 8: Maintenance and Follow-Up Strategies

Generalizing Treatment Skills

Relapse Prevention Skills

Closing Treatment: Attending to Well-Being

Booster Sessions

Chapter 9: Cultural Factors

Cultural Differences in Prevalence Rates

Cultural Differences in Treatment Response

Cultural-Specific Expressions of SAD

Dimensions Contributing to Cultural Differences

Summary

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"-detailed description of use as individual therapy will be new and unique and valued as will the section on working with patients on medication. This book will be useful for clinicians in practice as well as trainees in psychological grad school."-Mark Pollack, MD

"I recommend publishing this book for the reasons outlined above. The authors are leaders in CBT and have developed a text that is based on the latest research while keeping in mind that patients present differently, thus requiring an intervention that meets their needs and preferences. How to refine CBT applications to best work with patients to help them achieve their goals is what this book is all about."-Jasper Smits, PhD, professor of psychology, U Texas at Austin.