Dialectical behaviour therapy : distinctive features /
Dialectical behavior therapy
Michaela A. Swales and Heidi L. Heard.
- Hove, East Sussex ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2009.
- xv, 167 p. ; pbk ; 19 cm.
- CBT distinctive features series. .
- CBT distinctive features series. .
Formerly CIP.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine derived contents note: Theory -- 1. Principle driven treatment -- 2. Integrative therapy -- 3. Dialectical Philosophy -- 4. Primacy of affect -- 5. Transactional theory of capability and motivational deficits -- 6. Learning Theory I: Classical conditioning -- 7. Learning Theory II: Operant conditioning -- 8. Behavioural approach to diagnosis -- 9. Zen philosophy -- Practice -- 10. Developing modalities to fulfil specific functions -- 11. Coaching on the phone -- 12. Consulting in a team -- 13. Treating the system -- 14. Structuring the treatment in stages -- 15. Strengthening commitment in pre-treatment -- 16. Targeting behaviours according to a hierarchy -- 17. Validating in the current context or clients' inherent capabilities -- 18. Analysing behaviours with a contextual twist -- 19. Integrating multiple CBT procedures in a solution analysis -- 20. Using skilful means -- 21. Exposing to a variety of affects -- 22. Managing contingencies in the therapeutic context -- 23. Restructuring cognitions -- 24. Being dialectical -- 25. Using self-disclosure -- 26. Confronting and being irreverent -- 27. Consulting to the client -- 28. Treating the client's therapy-interfering behaviour -- 29. Treating the therapist -- 30. Evidence for efficacy and effectiveness.
"This book provides a clear and structured overview of a complex treatment. It is written for both practising clinicians and students wishing to learn more about DBT and how it differs from the other cognitive-behaviour therapies."--BOOK JACKET.