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Eight Principles for a Modern CBT

Re-Visioning Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Clinical Training

by Scott Temple, R. Trent Codd III

1st Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781032818306
eText ISBN9781040448373
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2025
Edition1st Edition
LanguageEnglish

Eight Principles for a Modern CBT: Re-Visioning Cognitive Behavior Therapy in Clinical Training, 1st Edition, is a hands-on manual designed to support clinical practice. The text aids practitioners as they navigate models for cognitive change, emotion processing, and behavior change during individual therapy sessions.

The volume organizes therapeutic concepts into functional practical frameworks. It provides direct guidance on integrating acceptance strategies and brief mindfulness techniques into standard clinical interventions. Practitioners can draw on these structured methods when addressing complex emotional reactions and habit patterns.

As a core operational feature, the manual integrates specific methods for skill acquisition. This training guide supports the ongoing work of new clinicians, experienced clinicians, clinical trainers, and supervisors across clinical training settings.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Introduction

  2. Chapter 2: Principle #1: Normalizing Human Suffering

  3. Chapter 3: Principle #2: Transdiagnostic Processes

  4. Chapter 4: Principle #3: A Focus on Client Strengths and Values

  5. Chapter 5: Principle #4: The Use of Guided Discovery and Validation Strategies in Fostering the Treatment Relationship

  6. Chapter 6: Principle #5: Balancing Acceptance, Mindfulness, and Change Processes

  7. Chapter 7: Principle #6: Balancing Cognitive and Experiential Interventions in CBT

  8. Chapter 8: Principle #7: Self Processes

  9. Chapter 9: Principle #8: A Contextual Account of Human Functioning

  10. Chapter 10: Introduction and Format of Presentations

  11. Chapter 11: Case #1: A Desperate Mother

  12. Chapter 12: Case #2: The Lone Ranger

  13. Chapter 13: Case #3: A Case of Coke

  14. Chapter 14: Case #4: Parents of a Self-Injuring Teen

  15. Chapter 15: Case #5: The Case of Efran―Finding Meaning

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