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This practice-oriented volume helps clinicians recognize, address, and repair ruptures in the therapeutic alliance in CBT. Alliance breakdowns often prompt clients to drop out of treatment, while a strong alliance paves the way for improved outcomes. Although CBT is known for its structured, evidence-based methods, its collaborative nature and relational frame have received comparatively less attention. This book fills that gap by bridging research and practice. Each chapter focuses on a specific clinical population or challenge, weaving together the latest research findings with case examples, therapist-client dialogues, and practical tools in a clear, reader-friendly format.
Contents
Part 1: General Considerations.- Ch 1: Tracking Tensions in the Therapeutic Relationship.- Ch 2: Time factors in rupture-repair in CBT.- Ch 3: Using confrontation in CBT: how and why to talk about the elephant in the room.- Ch 4: Integrating Motivational Interviewing into Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Address Patient Resistance.- Ch 5: Immediate and Expressive Rupture Repair Strategies.- Ch 6: Responsively Navigating Breaks in Therapeutic Collaboration.- Ch 7: Rupture Repair and Mindfulness.- Ch 8: Cultural Considerations for Navigating Alliance Ruptures in CBT.- Part 2: Special Considerations.- Ch 9: Therapeutic alliance and rupture repair with children in CBT: Creating better clinical chemistry and catalyzing curiosity.- Ch 10: Alliance Ruptures and Resolutions when Working with Adolescents in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.- Ch 11: Building Alliance and Repairing Ruptures with Couples and Families: Individual and Systemic Strategies.- Ch 12: Navigating alliance ruptures in group CBT.- Ch 13: Alliance Rupture and Repair in Personality Disorders Characterized by Emotion Dysregulation.- Ch 14: Alliance Repair in Treating Patients Characterized by Overcontrolled Behaviors and Emotions.- Ch 15: Navigating Rupture and Repair with Autistic Clients in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
