The Comprehensive Clinician's Guide to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Cover
Copyright
About the Authors
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Cognitive Model
	The Cognitive Model
	Underlying Self-Doubt Beliefs
Chapter 2: Cognitive Conceptualization: Understanding the Client
	Personality: What We Value
	Values and Doubt Labels
	Doubt Labels
	The Role of History and Life Experiences
	Ineffective Compensatory Actions
	Doubt Labels and Behavior: Guidelines or Assumptions
	Doubt Conceptualization Model
Chapter 3: Goal-Directed Therapy
	Problem List
	Treatment Goals
	Session Structure
		The Beginning
		The Agenda
		The Middle of the Session
		Summaries
		Homework
		End of the Session
	Self-Assessment
Chapter 4: Case Write-Up
	Case Write-Up Instructions
	Case Write-Up Example
Chapter 5: Depression
	The Cognitive Model and Key Component Treatments
	Assessment
		Mood Scales
	Behavioral Activation
		The First Step: Behavioral Assessment
		The Tool: The Activity Schedule
		Activity Schedule: The Learning
		Key Concepts in Behavioral Activation
		Considering Bipolar Disorder
	Cognitive Restructuring
		Eliciting Automatic Thoughts
		Evaluating Automatic Thoughts
		Reframing the Doubt Label
		Identifying and Evaluating Conditional Assumptions
		Considering Bipolar Disorder
	Sustaining and Growing Confidence Through Action
Chapter 6: Anxiety
	The Cognitive Model of Anxiety
	Cognitive Restructuring
		The Probability Error
		The Catastrophic Error
		The Resource Error
	Exposure-Based Strategies
		Key Components of Exposure Interventions
		Potential Pitfalls
	Interventions for Specific Anxiety Disorders
		Generalized Anxiety Disorder
		Social Anxiety Disorder
		Panic Disorder
		Specific Phobia
		Illness Anxiety Disorder
		Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
		Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
		Summary: Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 7: Anger
	The Cognitive Model of Anger
	Anger Arousal
	Assertive Communication
	Effective Restraint
	Putting It All Together: Diverting Anger
	Self-Confidence
Chapter 8: Substance Use Disorders
	Motivation and Buy-In
	The Cognitive Model of Relapse
		Triggering Stimuli
		Underlying Drug-Related Beliefs
		Substance-Biased Automatic Thoughts
		Increase in Urges and Cravings
		Permission-Giving Beliefs
		Instrumental Strategies
		Lapses or Relapses
		The Cognitive Model of Abuse
	Vulnerability to Relapse
Chapter 9: Personality Disorders, Self-Harm, and Suicidality
	The Cognitive Model of Personality Disorders
		Personality Disorders and Core Beliefs
	Key Treatment Components
		Establish Goals
		Increase Motivation and Develop Buy-In
		Build a Confident Self-View
		Modify Ineffective Action
	Self-Harm
		Cognitive Model of Self-Harm
		Intervention
	Suicidality
		Intervention
	Summary
Chapter 10: Psychosis
	Psychotic Disorders
	The Cognitive Model of Psychosis
	Interventions for Psychosis
		Negative Symptoms
		Hallucinations
		Delusions
	CBT and Medicine
References