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基本説明
This new edition covers developments in the theory of cognitive therapy, a greater focus on anxiety, group and individual process issues and case formulation.
Full Description
The second edition of Cognitive Therapy in Groups by Michael Free has been completely rewritten as a 25-session, structured programme of cognitive therapy in five modules. It is designed in an easy-to-present psycho-educational format that is intended for groups, but can also be used with individuals. It is sufficiently flexible for clinicians to use and adapt the resources for their own practice, and sufficiently specific to be used verbatim with a wide range of people suffering from emotional and behavioural problems. Web-based support resources include assessment tools, handouts and PowerPoint slides.
Contents
About the Author. Preface to the Second Edition. PART ONEPRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS. Chapter One: Introduction to the Program. The nature of the program. The search for effective, efficient and ethical psychotherapy. The nature of the therapeutic relationship. Overview of the program. Chapter Two: Theoretical Foundations. Background to the theoretical basis for the program. A general model of disorders. Beck's cognitive model of emotional disorders. Ellis' Rational Emotive Therapy. McMullin's Cognitive Restructuring Therapy. Young's Schema Therapy. The English cognitive therapists. Conclusion. Chapter Three: Preparation. Rationale behind the manual. Acquiring appropriate resources. Selecting participants. Preparing prospective participants. Assessment considerations. Understanding the group cognitive therapy manual. The role of the therapist in psychoeducational group therapy. Choosing a format. TREATMENT MANUAL. Module One: Surface Beliefs and Processes. Therapy Session One: Group Basics. Therapy Session Two: Thinking and Feeling. Therapy Session Three: Logical Errors. Therapy Session Four: Appropriate Logic. Therapy Session Five: Countering Logical Errors. Module Two: Beneath the Surface: Exploring Your Negative Belief System. Therapy Session Six: A Generic Model of Emotional, Behavioural and Personality Disorders. Therapy Session Seven: Identifying Negative Schema Content Using the Vertical Arrow Method. Therapy Session Eight: Advanced Vertical Arrows and Subjective Units of Disturbance. Therapy Session Nine: Making Sense of Beliefs: Categorising Beliefs and Making Cognitive Maps. Therapy Session Ten: Making Sense of Your Beliefs: Developing a Cognitive Diagnosis. Module Three: Testing Your Beliefs. Therapy Session Eleven: Beliefs Can be Changed and Adversarial Analysis. Therapy Session Twelve: Challenging Your Beliefs: Investigatory Analysis. Therapy Session Thirteen: Scientific Analysis. Therapy Session Fourteen: Consolidation of Information. Module Four: Changing Your Thinking and Feeling. Therapy Session Fifteen: Countering and Adversarial Debate. Therapy Session Sixteen: Propositional Perceptual Shift. Therapy Session Seventeen: Emotional Shift and Schema Content Shift. Therapy Session Eighteen: Schema Rebalancing and Schema Imagery. Therapy Session Nineteen: Negative Schema Imagery. Therapy Session Twenty: Strong-Nurturing-Self Imagery, Re-parenting, Letter-Writing. Module Five: Changing Your Counterproductive Behaviour. Therapy Session Twenty-One: Selecting Behaviour to Change. Therapy Session Twenty-Two: Making a Behaviour Self-Change Plan. Therapy Session Twenty-Three: Problem Solving. Therapy Session Twenty-Four: Cognitive-Behavioural Rehearsal. Therapy Session Twenty-Five: Maintaining Gains. Appendices. 1. Phone Screening Protocol. 2. Intake Protocol. 3. Information for Prospective Participants. 4. Information for Referring Agents. 5. Individual Work Contract. 6. Overhead Transparency Templates. 7. Worksheets. 8. Handouts. 9. Resources for Participants. References. Index.
