Process-Based CBT: The Science and Core Clinical Competencies of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

By saying this comprehensive book is the future of psychotherapy, I don't mean that the future is CBT. The authors represent two wonderful "schools" of psychotherapy and in the past (as they own up to) they both guarded their school of psychotherapy as being the one true way. What a change! Now they are seeking common ground for what are those useful specific processes that underlie different perspectives (e.g. what do you do with your emotions, thoughts, behaviors, etc.). Even though this book represents a bringing together of different schools within CBT, they both are saying it is time for allegiance to ACT, CBT, Psycho-dynamic, humanistic, etc., to end. It is now time to get beyond choosing sides and start to focus on what are the "active ingredients" in helping people live better lives. I applaud this and this great book!

It has a great list of change processes.

very interesting, many research results

The first book based on the ABCT task force recommendations for doctoral level training in CBT. Incorporates well the philosophy, empirical findings, and fundamental principles and processes underlying CBT. Likely to become required reading in CBT graduate programs.

Great

個人的には、第2章、6章、そして。最後の章は、とても良くまとまっていて、なぜ科学哲学が必要かがわかりました。