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Insomnia: Psychological Assessment And Management
Psychological Assessment and Management
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Table of contents:Part I: Evaluation. Insomnia: Scope of the Problem. Basic Facts About Sleep. Diagnostic Considerations. A Cognitive-Behavioral Conceptualization of Insomnia. Assessment of the Insomnia Patient. Part II: Treatment. Overview of Treatment Protocol. Preparing the Patient for Treatment. Behavioral Treatment Component. Cognitive Therapy Component. Sleep Hygiene Education. Sleep Medications. Part III: Clinical Efficacy. Treatment Outcome Evaluations. Appendices. Insomnia Interview Schedule. Sleep Impairment Index. Beliefs and Attitudes About Sleep. Insomnia Treatment Acceptability S...
Table of contents:
Part I: Evaluation. Insomnia: Scope of the Problem. Basic Facts About Sleep. Diagnostic Considerations. A Cognitive-Behavioral Conceptualization of Insomnia. Assessment of the Insomnia Patient. Part II: Treatment. Overview of Treatment Protocol. Preparing the Patient for Treatment. Behavioral Treatment Component. Cognitive Therapy Component. Sleep Hygiene Education. Sleep Medications. Part III: Clinical Efficacy. Treatment Outcome Evaluations. Appendices. Insomnia Interview Schedule. Sleep Impairment Index. Beliefs and Attitudes About Sleep. Insomnia Treatment Acceptability Scale. Personal Contract. Sleep Diary. Summary of Sleep Diary Data. References. Index.
Insomnia is one of the most frequently reported health problems, yet until the publication of this book, the literature lacked a structured and practical approach for clinical management. This volume addresses the need by offering a complete, multifaceted cognitive-behavioral treatment program for chronic insomnia. Using a conceptual model that emphasizes the interplay between maladaptive behavior patterns and dysfunctional sleep cognitions, the book covers all aspects of assessment and treatment. In addition, it is the first to present a systematic approach to withdrawing drug-dependent insomniacs from hypnotic medications. The book also features particularly useful support materials, including detailed outlines of the structured clinical interview for insomnia, sequential therapy sessions, sleep diaries, questionnaires, and other handouts.
This book will be of interest to a wide array of professionals, from psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and nurses, to family practitioners and internists. Written in an accessible style, it is also useful for students in these fields.
This volume addresses the need by offering a complete, multifaceted cognitive-behavioral treatment program for chronic insomnia. Using a conceptual model that emphasizes the interplay between maladaptive behavior patterns and dysfunctional sleep
Part I: Evaluation. Insomnia: Scope of the Problem. Basic Facts About Sleep. Diagnostic Considerations. A Cognitive-Behavioral Conceptualization of Insomnia. Assessment of the Insomnia Patient. Part II: Treatment. Overview of Treatment Protocol. Preparing the Patient for Treatment. Behavioral Treatment Component. Cognitive Therapy Component. Sleep Hygiene Education. Sleep Medications. Part III: Clinical Efficacy. Treatment Outcome Evaluations. Appendices. Insomnia Interview Schedule. Sleep Impairment Index. Beliefs and Attitudes About Sleep. Insomnia Treatment Acceptability Scale. Personal Contract. Sleep Diary. Summary of Sleep Diary Data. References. Index.
Insomnia is one of the most frequently reported health problems, yet until the publication of this book, the literature lacked a structured and practical approach for clinical management. This volume addresses the need by offering a complete, multifaceted cognitive-behavioral treatment program for chronic insomnia. Using a conceptual model that emphasizes the interplay between maladaptive behavior patterns and dysfunctional sleep cognitions, the book covers all aspects of assessment and treatment. In addition, it is the first to present a systematic approach to withdrawing drug-dependent insomniacs from hypnotic medications. The book also features particularly useful support materials, including detailed outlines of the structured clinical interview for insomnia, sequential therapy sessions, sleep diaries, questionnaires, and other handouts.
This book will be of interest to a wide array of professionals, from psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and nurses, to family practitioners and internists. Written in an accessible style, it is also useful for students in these fields.
This volume addresses the need by offering a complete, multifaceted cognitive-behavioral treatment program for chronic insomnia. Using a conceptual model that emphasizes the interplay between maladaptive behavior patterns and dysfunctional sleep