Clinical behavior therapy /
Marvin R. Goldfried, Gerald C. Davison ; foreword by Paul L. Wachtel.
- Expanded ed.
- New York : Wiley, c1994.
- xxii, 327 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
"A Wiley-Interscience publication."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 301-316) and indexes.
BASIC CONSIDERATIONS -- The Essence of Behavior Therapy -- Conceptual Issues in Behavioral Assessment -- Methods of Behavioral Assessment -- The Therapeutic Relationship -- CURRENT BEHAVIOR THERAPY TECHNIQUES -- Relaxation Training -- Systematic Desensitization -- Behavior Rehearsal -- Cognitive Relabeling -- Problem Solving -- Reinforcement Procedures -- DECISIONS FOR CLINICAL APPLICATIONS -- Selected Clinical Problems -- Extended Case Illustration -- The Ethics of Behavior Change -- AN OVERVIEW OF CLINICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY -- Clinical Behavior Therapy: Two Decades Later -- References -- Indexes.
Critical Acclaim for Clinical Behavior Therapy "This book will be helpful not only to those who regard this [cognitive-behavior therapy] as their primary orientation, but to anyone who wants to be a complete therapist." --Allen Frances, MD Duke University Medical Center "This classic text.was a distinct favorite among the students enrolled in my clinical assessment and treatment courses. I hope the updated edition will be read by graduate students in clinical and counseling psychology, social workers, and all mental health professionals who wish to be truly effective therapists." --Arnold A. Lazarus, PhD Rutgers University ".particularly innovative and impressive. Their lucid description of cognitive variables. broadens the range of interventions available to the behavioral practitioner." --Sheldon Rose, PhD University of Wisconsin School of Social Work "A classic--updated. I recommend it not only for behavior therapists but for any clinical practitioner of any profession who is looking for procedures that work." -- Joel Fischer, DSW University of Hawaii at Manoa.