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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Case conceptualization in preventing and responding to therapeutic difficulties / Lawrence D. Needleman -- Impediments to effective psychotherapy / Arthur Freeman, Roya Djalali McCloskey -- Effective homework / Michael A. Tompkins -- Anxiety disorders, metacognition, and change / Adrian Wells -- Emotional schemas and resistance / Robert L. Leahy -- Avoidance of emotion as an obstacle to progress / Stephen J. Holland -- Psychosis / Gillian Haddock, Ronald Siddle -- Bipolar disorder / Cory F. Newman -- Posttraumatic stress disorder : a new algorithm treatment model / Mervin R. Smucker, Brad K. Grunert, Jo M. Weis -- Binge-eating and other eating disorders / Nicole A. Schaffer -- Couple therapy / Norman B. Epstein, Donald H. Baucom -- Family therapy / Frank M. Dattilio -- Difficult-to-treat patients : the approach from dialectical behavior therapy / Christine Foertsch, Sharon Y. Manning, Linda Dimeff -- Obstacles or opportunities? : a relational approach to negotiating alliance ruptures / Christopher L. Stevens, J. Christopher Muran, Jeremy D. Safran -- Angry patients : strategies for beginning treatment / Raymond Chip Tafrate, Howard Kassinove -- Medication compliance with difficult patients / Lynn Marcinko -- Conclusions / Robert L. Leahy.
Why do standard, evidence-based interventions fail to work for certain clients or in certain situations? What tools do cognitive-behavioral theory and therapy offer for managing difficult cases? This cutting-edge volume brings together an array of leading practitioners to address these and other critical questions that are often overlooked in the CBT literature. Each research-based chapter addresses a specific kind of roadblock, exploring how and why it arises and suggesting effective, practical solutions. Topics include overcoming obstacles in the treatment of specific disorders, new directions in case conceptualization, working with emotional and metacognitive processes, and applications to couple and family therapy.
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