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Introduction and Context of Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions | |
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Principles of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Current Context: Where Are We Now? | |
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Social and Cultural Factors in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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In Summary | |
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Assessment for Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Know Your Evidence Base: Empirically Based Assessment | |
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Tools for Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment | |
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Assessment as an Ongoing Process | |
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Integration and Case Formulation | |
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Case Formulation | |
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Steps in Case Formulation | |
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Beginning Treatment: Planning for Therapy and Building Alliance | |
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Treatment Planning, Goal Setting, and the Therapeutic Contract | |
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Relationship Factors within Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Beginning Treatment: Basic Skills | |
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Sequencing and Length of Treatment | |
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Orientation and Session Structure | |
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Psychoeducation | |
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Homework Assignment | |
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Problem-Solving Interventions | |
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Behavior Change Elements in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Behavioral Interventions to Increase Skills and to Plan Action | |
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Behavioral Interventions to Decrease Avoidance | |
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Behavioral Activation | |
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A Final Comment Regarding Social Context | |
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Cognitive Restructuring Interventions | |
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Identification of Negative Thoughts | |
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Methods for Collecting Negative Thoughts | |
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Interventions for Negative Thinking | |
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Assessing and Modifying Core Beliefs and Schemas | |
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Defining Schemas | |
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Discovering Beliefs and Schemas | |
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Changing Schemas | |
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Schema Change Methods | |
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Acceptance-Based Interventions | |
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Completion of Treatment and Prevention of Relapse | |
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Concepts and System Factors Related to Therapy Completion | |
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Completion of Therapy | |
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Relapse Prevention | |
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Challenges in Conducting Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Challenges That Originate with the Client | |
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Challenges That Originate with the Therapist | |
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Challenges That Originate with the Therapeutic Relationship | |
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Challenges That Originate Outside of Therapy | |
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The Research Context of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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A Global Perspective on Outcome | |
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Treatments That Work | |
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A Review of the Literature | |
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Myths about Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Negative Beliefs | |
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Positive (but Distorted) Beliefs | |
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Starting and Maintaining a Cognitive-Behavioral Practice | |
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Obtaining and Accepting Referrals | |
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Communicating Specialties, Limits, and Exclusion Criteria to Potential Clients | |
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Communicating to Your "Marketplace," | |
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Ways to Increase Your Cognitive-Behavioral Practice | |
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Further Training and Supervision in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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Coming Full Circle: The Context Matters | |
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The Cognitive Therapy Scale | |
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Review Articles Regarding the Efficacy of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy | |
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References | |
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Index | |