Cognitive therapy of depression/
Aa ron T. Beck,..[et al]
- New York: The guilford press, 1979.
- 424 p.
Role of emotions in cognitive therapy -- Therapeutic relationship, application to cognitive therapy -- Structure of the therapeutic interview -- Initial interview -- Session by session treatment, a typical course of therapy -- Application of behavioral techniques -- Cognitive techniques -- Focus on target symptoms -- Specific techniques for the suicidal patient -- Interview with a depressed suicidal patient -- Depressogenic assumptions -- Integration of homework into therapy -- Technical problems -- Problems related to termination and relapse -- Group cognitive therapy for depressed patients / S.D. Hollon and B.F. Shaw -- Cognitive therapy and antidepressant medications -- Outcome studies of cognitive therapy -- Appendix: Materials, Beck Inventory, Scale for suicide ideation, Daily record of dysfunctional thoughts, Competency checklist for cognitive therapists, Possible reasons for not doing self-help assignments, Research protocol for outcome study at Center for Cognitive Therapy, Further materials and technical aids.