Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Applications

Author: (USA) Baker
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Since cognitive therapy emerged as an advanced psychological treatment method in the 1960s, it has gradually matured and become standardized. Today, this therapy is applied to various psychological and mental disorders and has achieved success in numerous fields. This book provides a detailed introduction to the basic theories and fundamental knowledge of this method, allowing the principles introduced in the book to be applied to the treatment of any psychological or mental disorder. The book aims to improve the various skills of psychotherapists in a concise and progressive manner, helping them to arrange treatment more effectively. The entire book offers numerous clinical examples and excerpts from therapeutic processes, specifically illustrating the role of descriptive and explanatory cognitive therapy. Psychotherapists can benefit from the strategies and insights provided in the book when developing treatment plans, diagnosing issues, using imagery techniques, and conducting behavior change work. Additionally, a wealth of charts, patient worksheets, and psychotherapist work guides fully demonstrate the practicality and uniqueness of this book. It serves as an important reference for psychotherapists and is also a must-read for doctors and students studying psychological counseling.