CBT Fundamentals: Theory And Cases

Content: Cover page
 Halftitle page
 Title page
 Copyright page
 Praise for this book
 Contents
 About the authors
 Preface
 Acknowledgements
 1 Introduction
 The contents of this book
 Socialisation to the structure of the book
 Reflection and the learning cycle
 2 Theoretical background, including thecore concepts of CBT
 Core concepts and theoretical background
 The ABC model
 Conclusion
 3 The practice of CBT
 Introduction
 The Revised Cognitive Therapy Scale
 Agenda setting
 Feedback
 Collaboration
 Pacing and efficient use of time
 Interpersonal effectiveness. Eliciting appropriate emotional expressionEliciting key cognitions
 Eliciting behaviours
 Guided discovery
 Conceptual integration
 Application of change methods
 Homework setting
 Conclusion
 4 Mild to moderate depression
 Background and introduction
 Assessment and formulation
 Sessions 3-8
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflections
 5 Low self-esteem, anxiety and depression
 General practitioner assessment
 CBT assessment and formulation
 Goals and measurement
 Course of therapy
 Treatment outcomes/measures
 Reflection
 6 Panic disorder with agoraphobia
 Introduction
 Special considerations. Assessment and formulationReflection
 7 Social anxiety disorder
 Background
 CBT assessment and formulation
 Treatment
 Treatment outcomes
 Therapist reflections
 8 Obsessive compulsive disorder
 Introduction
 Background
 Assessment and engagement
 Case formulation
 Treatment interventions
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflection on the case
 9 Obsessive compulsive disorder --
mental compulsions
 Background
 Second assessment session
 Psycho-education
 Treatment
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflection on the case
 10 Generalised anxiety disorder
 Introduction and background. Differential diagnosis and measurementAssessment: CBT assessment and models of worry
 Formulation
 Treatment goals and measurement
 Treatment
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflections
 11 Post-traumatic stress disorder --
singleepisode trauma
 Background
 Assessment and engagement
 Goal setting and measurement
 Developing the formulation using Ehler's and Clark's (2000) PTSD model
 Therapeutic strategies
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflection
 12 Perfectionism
 Background
 Assessment and formulation
 Goal setting and measurement
 Treatment
 Follow-up session and conclusion of treatment. Reflections on the case13 Assertiveness
 Introduction
 GP assessment
 CBT assessment and engagement
 Formulating the difficulty
 Risk
 Goals of therapy and measurement:
 Treatment
 Treatment outcomes
 Reflections
 14 Clinical supervision in supporting practice
 Models of clinical supervision
 A CBT competency based approach
 Implementing clinical supervision
 Conclusion
 Conclusion --
developing yourself as a therapist
 Glossary
 References
 Index.