DBT in Private Practice
This is a practical and comprehensive guide for professionals. The intended audience or readers are psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical social workers, psychiatric nurses, and counselors
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy in Private Practice
Professionals may wish to perfect their skills in the application of DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) to a variety of patient populations, including mood and anxiety disorders, impulse control disorders, addictive disorders, personality disorders, eating disorders, and many other complex comorbid conditions. Endorsed by well-recognized and acclaimed experts in the fields of psychology, psychiatry, psychotherapy, and neuropsychobiology, this textbook not only covers psychological research and theory, but also offers practical applications and examples.
Chapter 1 Dialectical Behavior Therapy: A New Theoretical Orientation
Chapter 2 Evidence for the Effectiveness of DBT
Chapter 3 Pathogenesis: Emotion Regulation as a Core Therapeutic Target
Chapter 4 Pathotopology: Dialectic Conflict as a Core Therapeutic Target
Chapter 5 Dialectic Psychotherapy: Balancing Acceptance with Change
Chapter 6 DBT: Not Just for Borderlines Anymore
Chapter 7 Psychological Coping Skills Replace Escape and Avoidance
Chapter 8 Conducting DBT in Private Practice
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