books about: cognitive-behavioral     books:       Managing Addictions: Cognitive, Emotive, And Behavioral Techniques6 reviews F. Michler Bishop Jason Aronson, 2001 A magnificent book This book is more complete than I thought! In my modest opinion it's magnificent. It has a great practical value and will be very helpful in my work as therapist. And it's exactly the kind of help I was looking for! This publication will be a guidance not only for me but for all of my coworkers here in my province, since I'll make sure that this useful work and his author be of everyone's ...             Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences15 reviews Frederick J. Gravetter, Larry B. Wallnau Wadsworth Publishing Co Inc, 2003 An awesome stats book! I have taught statistics for many years and this is the best stats book I have seen. It is clearly written, has easily understood formulas, and excellent examples. I highly recommend it!             Cognitive development, egocentrism, and adolescent contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and behavior3 reviews Raymond E Crossman s.n.], 1991 What a book!! I am using this textbook in a class and it is a whopper. Wonderful pictures, easy to read, clear colors and understandable. I've been working in prisons for 5 years and this book makes a lot of sense. You ought to read their sections on women in prison and on probation. I loved the parts on geriatric prisoners (old cons) and the death penalty. And it is easy to read. More!             Stepping Out of the Bubble: Reflections on the Pilgrimage of Counseling Therapy7 reviews James P. Krehbiel Booklocker.com, 2005 A practical resource for better living For me, "Stepping Out Of The Bubble" was reminiscent of the renowned books of author, M. Scott Peck, in the style of presenting profound insights into sensible, easy-to-understand language and clear ideas an average person can relate to. Practicing Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist and author of "Stepping Out Of The Bubble", James Krehbiel ...             Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Bipolar Disorder6 reviews Monica Ramirez Basco, A. John Rush The Guilford Press, 1996 Excellent source of info on one aspect of bipolar treatment This book should be read by anyone trying to optimize treatment of bipolar disorder through the use of cognitive-behavioral therapy. In fact it should be read both by patients and by therapists and possibly psychiatrists too. The book is well written, well organized, and fairly easy to understand. It is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to surviving bipolar disorder- if the reader wants ...             Treatment for Chronic Depression: Cognitive Behavioral Analysis System of Psychotherapy (CBASP)4 reviews Jr., James P. McCullough The Guilford Press, 1999 A Patient's Look at a Therapist's Manual This is one of the few books about depression treatment that is very specifically about chronic depression. Chronic depression here includes minor depression alone, major depression that never ends, and a variety of combinations of major and minor depression that all fall into the chronic category. Functional (or dysfunctional) similarities between early and late onset types are illustrated. ...             Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing: Behavioral and Cognitive Modeling of the Human Brain7 reviews CRC, 1999 The Most Valuable AI Book by a Great Writer! The book by Amit Konar is a new addition to the disciplines of Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing. I am greatly charmed with the presentation style of the author. The chapters on Imprecision and Uncertainty Management (ch.9), Fuzzy Petrinet (ch.10), Spatial and temporal Reasoning (ch.11), neural nets. (ch.14) and genetic algorithm (ch.15) impressed me much both for their simplicity and ...             Your Adolescent: Emotional, Behavioral, and Cognitive Development from Early Adolescence Through the Teen ...4 reviews David Pruitt, Aacap Collins Living, 2000 Help for understanding your Adolescent child Your Adolescent is a wonderful book from the trusted professionals at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. It includes information on normal development, developmental milestones, physical, behavioral and emotional growth. Another major section has advice on simple day to day problem behaviors that all parents will encounter, including problems at home and in school. ...             Making Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Work: Clinical Process for New Practitioners6 reviews Deborah Roth Ledley, Brian P. Marx, ... The Guilford Press, 2005 A must-read for practitioners of cognitive behavioral therapy This is one of those books that I regret not having when I was beginning with cognitive behavioral therapy. The authors synthesize all the crucial information to help therapists make CBT work. Readers will dramatically increase their comfort, confidence, and outcomes with delivering CBT. I used this book with graduate students I supervised and they loved it!             Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Poetry8 reviews Tao Lin Melville House, 2008 i felt the things that matter i think a lot about this book and tao lin's other books the first time i read this i was so excited i read it all in one sitting it is hard for me normally to read more than three poems in one sitting i normally stand up and do something else there are a lot of poems that have multiple parts to it like in the books BAD BAD by chelsey minnis or ANGLE OF YAW by ben lerner but different ...             COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY OF SC2 reviews David G Kingdon Psychology Press, 1994 A Review This book is clear, concise, and perspicacious. It brakes down the elements of schizophrenia and its symptoms into understandable, although exaggerated, human experiences. This book would be excellent for any friends and family members of people with schizophrenia, or other psychotic disorders. Kingdon and Turkington describe the intellectual process of psychosis in terms that allow the lay ...             Interviewing Strategies for Helpers: Fundamental Skills and Cognitive Behavioral Interventions3 reviews Sherry Cormier, William H. Cormier Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 1997 A Textbook Worth Buying and Keeping! This is by far the most useful textful I have ever used. As a graduate student in psychology, I have often used this text as both a training resource for my education and a problem solving guide in my clinical work. Written in language that you don't need a degree to understand, this book presents clinically applicable strategies for working with both children and adults in a variety of ...             Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment for Adult Survivors of Childhood Trauma: Imagery, Rescripting and Reprocessing ...2 reviews Constance V. Dancu Jason Aronson, 1999 Respectful therapy This treatment method provides a respectful way to help clients deal with painful traumatic experiences. Soundly grounded in cognitive therapy, the process employs elements of hypnotherapy in that it moves people out of a purely cerebal, cognitive, logical mode into a more right brain, image laden, metaphorical process which facilitates deep healing. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a ...             OCD in Children and Adolescents: A Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment Manual3 reviews John S. March, Karen Mulle The Guilford Press, 1998 A must have treatment manual John March is author of one of the best treatment manuals I have ever laid my eyes on. He and Mulle have laid out in very clear fashion what steps to follow in treating OCD in a child or adolescent. They add tips on what to do when problems arise and include gems of clinical knowledge that make this a must have resource for anyone treating OCD. While the book is about treating children and ...             Principles of Behavioral and Cognitive Neurology2 reviews M.-Marsel Mesulam Oxford University Press, USA, 2000 An Outstanding Review of the Neurological Basis of Behavior I first became aware of M.-Marsel Mesulam's work at a Harvard sponsored Behavioral Neurology conference more than a decade ago. Several of the co-authors of this book including David Bear, Antonio Damasio, Hanna Damasio, and Elliot Ross also presented at that conference. I obtained a copy of the first edition of Principles of Behavioral Neurology shortly afterwards. The goal of the original ...             Roadblocks in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities for Change2 reviews The Guilford Press, 2006 A comprehensive review about resistence There are many CBT books, but rare ones for discussing the resistence problem in using CBT. In this book, the reader can find various contributions from prominent figures, like Freeman, Wells, Leahy and more, in discussing the difficulties in using CBT with solutions offered. It needs reading and re-reading to capture the content, while the points there are valid and very useful to experienced ...             Neurons and Networks: An Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience, Second Edition2 reviews John E. Dowling Belknap Press, 2001 Great Introductory Book A pleasantly written introductory text with elegant illustrations by Harvard Professor John Dowling. Currently enrolled in his behavioral neuroscience class, I find this text captures the essential details for those with college-level physics and biochemistry backgrounds. As each chapter builds from the previous, it is recommended for private study as well.             The Physiological Bases of Cognitive and Behavioral Disorders2 reviews Lisa L. Weyandt Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., 2005 At last At last a physiological psychology textbook that focuses on clinical disorders! I have searched for years for a book such as this one that has great images of the brain, is written in an understandable fashion, and devotes numerous chapters to disorders such as schizophrenia, addiction, and autism. It seems that most physiological psychology textbooks include only one chapter on clinical ...             Genes and Behavior: Nature-Nurture Interplay Explained3 reviews Michael Rutter Wiley-Blackwell, 2006 A Brilliant Book by a Brilliant Individual I was once in the cafeteria having lunch with some friends, when Sir Michael Rutter came in for a moment to get a sandwich. One of our group leaned over and said, "That man's written more books than I've read. See, he doesn't even have time to sit down for lunch!" It was said in jest, but my friend had a point: Mike has been re-creating several fields of psychology and psychiatry since the ...             Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Adult Asperger Syndrome (Guides to Individualized Evidence-Based Treatment)2 reviews Valerie L. Gaus The Guilford Press, 2007 Are you an Aspie? I find it hard to believe there is only one review for this book! I am an undiagnosed Aspie and I found this book to be beyond belief. OK, I haven't read the whole book and I've started about 5 others on AS. I guess it comes with the territory. 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