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In recent years there has been growing interest in exploring how psychophysiology can be used to enhance psychotherapeutic interventions, and it is becoming more common for psychotherapists to use psychophysiological approaches such as biofeedback as a part of their therapy.
Integrating Psychotherapy and Psychophysiology explores how these fields can be integrated to improve therapy outcomes, and to provide a guide to professionals in the field.
Structured in three parts, the first part focuses on theories underlying psychotherapy/psychophysiology integration with chapters on the neuroscience of mind, evolution and compassion, heart rate variability and mind/body integration, and affect and understanding the world. The second part focuses on assessment aspects of psychotherapy/ psychophysiology integration with chapters on the NIH Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) approach to assessment of psychopathology from a psychophysiological perspective, personality as a central factor in stress and cardiovascular reactivity and using the RDoC framework to understand and conceptualize personality. Finally, the third part focuses on approaches to integrating psychophysiology into psychotherapy, emphasizing heart rate variability biofeedback.
The book will be valuable for all psychotherapists who are looking to improve their practice by integrating effective mind/body principles into their therapeutic approach.
Contents
Section One: Theory
1: Paul Gilbert: An Evolution and Compassion Informed Biopsychosocial Approach to the Challenge of Building an Integrated Science for Psychotherapy
2: Rebekkah Matheson: Neuroscientific Principles Underlying Psychotherapy
3: Julia Wendt & Julian F. Thayer: 1. Heart Rate Variability in Mental Health and Psychotherapy
4: Sadie J. Zacharek, John D. E. Gabrieli & Stefan G. Hofmann: Brain Plasticity and Prediction of Response in Psychotherapy
5: Travis Anderson & Patrick Steffen: Affect as a Foundation for How We Know and Understand the World: A Framework for Integrating Psychotherapy and Psychophysiology
Section Two: Assessment
7: Dawson Hedges & Patrick Steffen: Approaching Psychopathology from a Psychophysiological Perspective: Using Dimensional Diagnostic Approaches as Frameworks to Integrate Psychotherapy and Psychophysiology
8: Brian M. Hughes, Siobhán Howard and Aisling M. Costello,: The Biology of Personality and Stress: Cardiovascular Reactivity as Central to Human Coping
9: Patrick Steffen & Joseph A. Olson: Using the RDoC Framework to Conceptualize and Assess Personality: A Model of Personality for Psychotherapy/Psychophysiology Integration
Section Three: Intervention
10: Paul Lehrer: Therapist Flexibility: Why a Psychophysiological Component in Psychotherapy is Important
11: Paul Gilbert: Compassion as an Integrative and Integrating Therapeutic Process
12: Timothy W. Smith & Jenny M. Cundiff,: An Interpersonal Perspective on the Physiological Stress Response: Implications for Therapeutic Interventions in Coronary Heart Disease
13: Donald Moss: The Most Beautiful Man: The Integration of Hypnosis and Biofeedback
14: Richard S. Gevirtz: Integrating Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback into Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
15: Inna Khazan: Breathing, Heart Rate Variability, and their Application in Psychotherapy
16: Nicola Petrocchi & Cristina Ottaviani: Compassionate Bodies, Compassionate Minds: Psychophysiological Concomitants of Compassion-Focused Therapy
17: Chase S. Sherwell and James N. Kirby: Compassion Focused Therapy and Heart Rate Variability
18: Donald Moss: Ethical Principles and Practice Standards in Psychophysiological Psychotherapy
