Rachman, Foreword. Beck, A Theory of Modes, Personality and Psychopathology. Teasdale, Integrating Clinical Insight with Cognitive Science. Salkovskis, The Cognitive Approach to Anxiety. Clark, Steer, Empirical Status of the Cognitive Model of Anxiety and Depression. Williams, Memory Processes in Psychotherapy. Weissenburger, Rush, Biology and Cognitions in Depression. Burns, Auerbach, Therapeutic Empathy in Cognitive-behavioural Therapy. Beck, Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders. McGinn, Young, Schema-focused Therapy. Wright, In-patient Cognitive Therapy. Weishaar, Cognitive Risk Factors in Suicide. Blackburn, Cognitive Vulnerability to Depression. Padesky, Developing Cognitive Therapist Competency. Hollon et al, Cognitive Therapy in the Treatment and Prevention of Depression. Clark, Panic Disorder. Chambless, Hope, Cognitive Approaches to the Psychopathology and Treatment of Social Phobia. Vitousek, The Current Status of Cognitive-behavioural Models of Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa. Sbrocco, Barlow, Conceptualizing the Cognitive Component of Sexual Arousal. Moorey, Cognitive Therapy in Adverse Life Circumstances. Liese, Franz, Treating Substance Use Disorders with Cognitive Therapy. Kendall, Warman, Emotional Disorders In Youth. Beck, Salkovskis, Epilogue - Cognitive Therapy.
Paul M. Salkovskis, Ph.D., is Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow in Basic Biomedical Science and Honorary Consultant Clinical Psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at Oxford University in England. A major contributor to the development of cognitive approaches who is well known for his clinical teaching and research presentations, he is author of more than 100 articles and chapters on anxiety and the editor of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy.
"Fresh ideas [are] evident in this rich collection, edited by one
of the leading contributors to the advance of cognitive-behavioral
therapy. There are excellent and up-to-date chapters on a full
range of psychological problems." --From the Foreword by S.
Rachman, PhD "A masterful compilation illustrating cognitive
therapy's impact on psychiatry and clinical psychology. The
widespread application of cognitive therapy across continents and
syndromes is indicative of the wide dissemination of this
particular treatment modality. The broad spectrum is reflected in
the adaptations of this treatment that extend across the lifespan."
--David J. Kupfer, MD "Aaron T. Beck has laid the foundation for an
empirical, testable form of psychotherapy which is destined to be
practiced well into the next century. It is a form of therapy that
can be applied to a wide range of problems....[This book presents]
a stimulating and wide-ranging set of chapters from both sides of
the Atlantic Ocean....It describes progress being made in cognitive
psychotherapy across a wide range of problems seen in clinical
work." --Sir David Goldberg, DM, FRCP
"If there were only one reason to look at this book, it would be
because of the wealth of information found in the overviews of
cognitive therapy throughout the years....A second reason why this
work is important is its strength in both theoretical and empirical
issues. Researchers and practitioners will find this text an
excellent reference source of empirical support for cognitive
therapy approaches to clinical and personality disorders....A third
and most important reason for reading this book is to be found in
Salkovski's epilogue that allows us a glimpse into the life of A.T.
Beck." --"Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy"
"Salkovskis...assembled a stellar group of theorists, researchers,
and therapists to contribute....Will appeal particularly to
therapists who apply the principles of cognitive therapy to many
different kinds of problems, as well as to the rarer therapist who
specializes in cognitive therapy for a particular
disorder....Should be required reading by all psychotherapists, as
well as by students in psychotherapy training, and their
supervisors." --"Contemporary Psychology"
"This erudite text...[brings] together many of the foremost
researchers and clinicians in the field....The work achieves its
goal of mapping the frontiers of cognitive therapy." --"Psychiatric
Services"
"Due to the scope of topics reviewed and the revisions in cognitive
theory, practice, and applications, this publication is a valuable
resource for all psychological clinicians, students and
researchers." --"Biological Abstracts/RRM (Reports, Reviews,
Meetings)"
"Selected by Doody's Rating Service as one of the Best Health
Sciences Book of 1996"
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