CBT as an Integrative Psychotherapy 1st Edition by Clara Calia, Gian Luigi Dell Erba, Ernesto Nuzzo, Donatella Tamborrini ISBN 9781032278858 1032278854

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ISBN 10: 1032278854
ISBN 13: 9781032278858
Author: Clara Calia, Gian Luigi Dell Erba, Ernesto Nuzzo, Donatella Tamborrini

CBT as an Integrative Psychotherapy 1st Edition Table of contents:

1 Importance of Integrative Psychotherapy

1.1 Significance of Integrative Psychotherapy

1.2 Good Diagnosis Is Just the Beginning

1.3 Integrative Psychotherapy

1.4 Individual Goals vs Therapist Goals

1.5 Stereotypes and Popularisation in Psychotherapy

1.6 Dissemination of Standard Procedures in Psychotherapy

1.7 The Psychotherapy Craze

1.8 Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy as a Synthesis

1.9 Psychology Based on Model Fidelity vs Pseudo Psychology

1.10 Case Example

References

2 Processes and Contents

2.1 CBT Approach from Within

2.2 ABC Can Be Complex

2.3 Evaluation of B

2.4 Thought Content

2.5 Emotions

2.6 Internal Dialogue

2.7 How to Reflect on Our Own B

2.8 The Mind and the Knowledge of the Self

2.9 The Self-Esteem Conundrum and Sense of Self

2.10 Locus of Control

2.11 Complex Emotions

2.12 Case Example

References

3 Integrative Psychotherapy Themes in Depth

3.1 Core Beliefs and Rules for Living

3.2 The Zeigarnik Effect

3.3 Model-Based Functional Analyses

3.4 Conflicts and Core Beliefs

3.5 Self-Deception

3.6 Suffering and Internal Conflictual Dynamic

3.7 Self-Serving Bias, Consciousness, and Self-Consciousness

3.8 Focus on Well-Being

3.9 Psychological Traps

3.10 Improving Meta-Cognitive Difficulties

3.11 Levels of Consciousness

3.12 Active Mind vs Proactive Mind

3.13 The Therapeutic Relationship

3.14 Therapeutic Setting

3.15 Case Example

References

4 Challenges Posed by Complexity

4.1 Resistance

4.2 Iatrogenic Psychotherapy

4.3 Conflict

4.4 Primary and Secondary Psychological Problems

4.5 Trends on Integrative Interventions

4.6 Narrative Themes in Psychotherapy

4.7 Mental States

4.8 Personality Disorders in Psychotherapy

4.9 Case Example

References

5 Psychotherapeutic Competencies in Integrative Psychotherapy

5.1 Training

5.2 Personal Development

5.3 Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Competencies

5.4 CBT as a Gold Standard in Clinical Guidelines

5.5 Case Example

References

6 Hope, Resilience, and Acceptance in Integrative Psychotherapy

6.1 Hope

6.2 Values and Sense of Directions – Meaningful Lives

6.3 Philosophical Foundations of Psychotherapy

6.4 Frustration and Distress

6.5 Resilience

6.6 Case Example

References

7 Acceptance in Psychotherapy

7.1 General Aspects

7.2 Acceptance and Meaningful Life

7.3 Practice Acceptance

7.4 Acceptance as Synthesis of Psychological Input

7.5 Brief Thoughts on Acceptance

7.6 Hurdles to Acceptance

7.7 Full Acceptance vs Prospective Acceptance

7.8 Acceptance and Self-Deception

7.9 Case Example

References

Conclusions

Emotional Problems Are the Consequences of Individuals’ Interpretation

Emotional Problems Are Determined by Evaluations

There Are Links between Specific Evaluations and Specific Emotions

Our Appraisals Originate from Our Personal History

Change in Evaluation Modifies Mental States

A Psychological Problem Can Be Conceptualised through an ABC Model

A Few Words about the Authors

References

Index

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