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About the author | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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On-line resources | |
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Overview | |
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Engagement and readiness to change | |
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Formulations | |
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The Socratic process and inductive reasoning | |
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Involving parents in child-focused CBT | |
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The process of child-focused CBT | |
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Adapting CBT for children | |
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Core components of CBT programmes for internalising problems | |
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Engagement and readiness to change | |
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Engaging with children | |
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The Stages of Change | |
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Motivational interviewing | |
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When would CBT not be indicated? | |
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'The Scales of Change' | |
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Formulations | |
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Key aspects of a formulation | |
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Mini-formulations | |
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General cognitive formulations | |
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Onset formulations | |
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Complex formulations | |
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Problem-specific formulations | |
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Common problems | |
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'The Negative Trap' | |
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'The 4-part Negative Trap' | |
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'Onset Formulation Template' | |
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The Socratic process and inductive reasoning | |
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Facilitating self-discovery | |
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The structure of the Socratic process | |
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Inductive reasoning | |
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The Socratic process | |
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The Socratic process and collaborative empiricism | |
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What makes a good Socratic question? | |
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How does it work? | |
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Common problems | |
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'The Chain of Events' | |
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Involving parents in child-focused CBT | |
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The importance of involving parents | |
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Clinical benefits of parental involvement | |
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Model of change | |
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The role of parents in child-focused CBT | |
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Parental involvement | |
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Common components of parent-focused interventions | |
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Two final thoughts | |
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'What is Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)?' | |
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'What Parents Need to Know about Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)' | |
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The process of child-focused CBT | |
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The therapeutic process of child-focused CBT | |
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Precise in practice | |
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Adapting CBT for children | |
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The cognitive capacity debate | |
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Adapting CBT for use with children | |
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Visualisation | |
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'The Thought Tracker Quiz: What are the thinking errors?' | |
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'Responsibility Pies' | |
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'When I Feel Worried' | |
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'When I Feel Angry' | |
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'When I Feel Sad' | |
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'Sharing our Thoughts' | |
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Core components of CBT programmes for internalizing problems | |
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What is the balance between cognitive and behavioural strategies? | |
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Do we need to directly focus upon dysfunctional cognitions and processes? | |
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What cognitions or cognitive processes might be important? | |
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Does cognitive change result in problem improvement? | |
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Is CBT effective? | |
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What are the effective components of CBT interventions? | |
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Where is it best to start? | |
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How many treatment sessions are needed? | |
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What about home-based assignments? | |
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What are the core components of standardised CBT programmes? | |
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Psychoeducational materials | |
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'Beating Anxiety' | |
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'Fighting Back Depression' | |
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'Controlling Worries and Habits' | |
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'Coping with Trauma' | |
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References | |
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Index | |