COMMON LANGUAGE FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY PROCEDURES
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The clp project is creating a general lexicon of psychotherapy procedures in its website: www.commonlanguagepsychotherapy.org. Therapists from round the world describe operationally what they do with clients. They show overlaps and differences across procedures used in varying approaches. Clp entries are practical descriptions of therapists¿ procedures - what they do, not why they do it - though procedure and theory can be hard to unravel. Each entry briefly describes one of a broad range of psychotherapy procedures in plain language, and includes a short Case Illustration. The growing A-Z…mehr

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The clp project is creating a general lexicon of psychotherapy procedures in its website: www.commonlanguagepsychotherapy.org. Therapists from round the world describe operationally what they do with clients. They show overlaps and differences across procedures used in varying approaches. Clp entries are practical descriptions of therapists¿ procedures - what they do, not why they do it - though procedure and theory can be hard to unravel. Each entry briefly describes one of a broad range of psychotherapy procedures in plain language, and includes a short Case Illustration. The growing A-Z website already includes procedures from many therapy approaches, with entries coming so far from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, and USA. This volume shows the first 80 entries
Autorenporträt
Professor Stefania Borgo qualified in medicine and post-graduated in neurology and psychiatry at the University of Rome Sapienza, received also training in clinical psychology and clinical toxicology. Founding member of the Italian Society of Behaviour Therapy (SITC, 1973, eventually SITCC), of the Centre for Research in Psychotherapy (CRP, 1985), and of the Italian Society of Psychosocial Medicine (SIMPS, 2002), she has also been advisor and member of WHO working groups. Former teacher of Health Promotion at the Sapienza University of Rome, she currently teaches Psychiatry. She is the Director of a post-graduate School in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy, and Scientific Director of the Center for Research in Psychotherapy. Director of the Journal on line Psychomed, and Board member of other scientific journals, she has published 12 professional books and 250 scientific papers in the fields of psychiatry, psychoterapy and clinical toxicology. Her research is currently focused on emotions and cognitive representations.