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This book describes the principles and practices of Cognitive Behavioural Couple Therapy in a way that is clear, concise and clinically meaningful.
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This book describes the principles and practices of Cognitive Behavioural Couple Therapy in a way that is clear, concise and clinically meaningful.
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- CBT Distinctive Features
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 186mm x 123mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 166g
- ISBN-13: 9780415729284
- ISBN-10: 0415729289
- Artikelnr.: 41782995
- CBT Distinctive Features
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 186mm x 123mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 166g
- ISBN-13: 9780415729284
- ISBN-10: 0415729289
- Artikelnr.: 41782995
Michael Worrell is Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Director of Training at the London CBT Training Centre. He is a BABCP accredited Therapist, Trainer and Supervisor and delivers training in CBCT. He has presented at national and international conferences on training issues related to increasing access to CBCT. His previous publications have focused on issues related to developing metacompetence in CBT and aspects of the therapeutic relationship.
Part One 1: The Distinctive Theoretical Features of CBT. A Distinctive
Focus: Couple Relationships and Wellbeing..A Distinctive History.
Enhancements to CBCT. Micro-Behavioural Factors. Cognitive Factors in
Couple Distress 1: Attention, Attribution and Expectancies. Cognitive
Factors in Couple Distress 2: Assumptions, Standards and Schemas. Emotions.
Motivation and Personality. Macro Patterns: Stability and Change.
Environmental Influences on Couple Functioning. Contextualising
'Difference'. Individual Factors: Psychopathology. The Example of
Depression. A Contextual Model of Couple Functioning. Values and Aims of
CBCT. Part Two: The Distinctive Practical Features of CBT. The Role and
Stance of the Therapist. Assessment. Feedback and Goal Setting. Behavioural
Interventions: Guided Behaviour Change. Improving Communication: Expressive
and Listening Skills. Improving Communication: Decision Making
Conversations. Challenging Cognitions: Selective Attention and
Attributions. Challenging Cognitions: Relationship Standards and Beliefs.
Working With Emotions. Working with the Environment. Sequencing
Interventions. Addressing Individual Psychopathology: The Case of
Depression.Infidelity and Relational Trauma.
Focus: Couple Relationships and Wellbeing..A Distinctive History.
Enhancements to CBCT. Micro-Behavioural Factors. Cognitive Factors in
Couple Distress 1: Attention, Attribution and Expectancies. Cognitive
Factors in Couple Distress 2: Assumptions, Standards and Schemas. Emotions.
Motivation and Personality. Macro Patterns: Stability and Change.
Environmental Influences on Couple Functioning. Contextualising
'Difference'. Individual Factors: Psychopathology. The Example of
Depression. A Contextual Model of Couple Functioning. Values and Aims of
CBCT. Part Two: The Distinctive Practical Features of CBT. The Role and
Stance of the Therapist. Assessment. Feedback and Goal Setting. Behavioural
Interventions: Guided Behaviour Change. Improving Communication: Expressive
and Listening Skills. Improving Communication: Decision Making
Conversations. Challenging Cognitions: Selective Attention and
Attributions. Challenging Cognitions: Relationship Standards and Beliefs.
Working With Emotions. Working with the Environment. Sequencing
Interventions. Addressing Individual Psychopathology: The Case of
Depression.Infidelity and Relational Trauma.
Part One 1: The Distinctive Theoretical Features of CBT. A Distinctive
Focus: Couple Relationships and Wellbeing..A Distinctive History.
Enhancements to CBCT. Micro-Behavioural Factors. Cognitive Factors in
Couple Distress 1: Attention, Attribution and Expectancies. Cognitive
Factors in Couple Distress 2: Assumptions, Standards and Schemas. Emotions.
Motivation and Personality. Macro Patterns: Stability and Change.
Environmental Influences on Couple Functioning. Contextualising
'Difference'. Individual Factors: Psychopathology. The Example of
Depression. A Contextual Model of Couple Functioning. Values and Aims of
CBCT. Part Two: The Distinctive Practical Features of CBT. The Role and
Stance of the Therapist. Assessment. Feedback and Goal Setting. Behavioural
Interventions: Guided Behaviour Change. Improving Communication: Expressive
and Listening Skills. Improving Communication: Decision Making
Conversations. Challenging Cognitions: Selective Attention and
Attributions. Challenging Cognitions: Relationship Standards and Beliefs.
Working With Emotions. Working with the Environment. Sequencing
Interventions. Addressing Individual Psychopathology: The Case of
Depression.Infidelity and Relational Trauma.
Focus: Couple Relationships and Wellbeing..A Distinctive History.
Enhancements to CBCT. Micro-Behavioural Factors. Cognitive Factors in
Couple Distress 1: Attention, Attribution and Expectancies. Cognitive
Factors in Couple Distress 2: Assumptions, Standards and Schemas. Emotions.
Motivation and Personality. Macro Patterns: Stability and Change.
Environmental Influences on Couple Functioning. Contextualising
'Difference'. Individual Factors: Psychopathology. The Example of
Depression. A Contextual Model of Couple Functioning. Values and Aims of
CBCT. Part Two: The Distinctive Practical Features of CBT. The Role and
Stance of the Therapist. Assessment. Feedback and Goal Setting. Behavioural
Interventions: Guided Behaviour Change. Improving Communication: Expressive
and Listening Skills. Improving Communication: Decision Making
Conversations. Challenging Cognitions: Selective Attention and
Attributions. Challenging Cognitions: Relationship Standards and Beliefs.
Working With Emotions. Working with the Environment. Sequencing
Interventions. Addressing Individual Psychopathology: The Case of
Depression.Infidelity and Relational Trauma.