CBT for Depression: An Integrated Approach
- Stephen Barton - Newcastle University, UK
- Peter Armstrong
This book introduces cognitive-behavioural models and therapies for working with CBT for Depression.
With detailed formulations, the authors explain how to work with different depression presentations, including comorbid disorders and factors that can complicate depression and its treatment.
Through clinical case examples, the book provides accounts of how to tailor different interventions to the needs of individual clients.
This is a valuable resource for trainees and practitioners alike.
Really good feedback from students on the useage of this text in academic and clinical work.
This book is useful for students and practitioners. Models of both CBT and depression are presented and explored. Aspects of depression are considered in some depth, and with reference to the working alliance. Information is clearly presented in the context of case examples; the references to literature are comprehensive.
This text offers CBT practitioners of all levels of experience a go to troubleshooting guide for what can be a very challenging disorder to treat, chronic depression. With excellent case studies and detailed treatment plans this will help our students to understand how they can adjust their core treatment approaches to acute depression when they are faced with more complex presentations.
