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Author:
Willem Kuyken, Christine A. Padesky, Robert Dudley
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 Excellent, 2010-02-17
I found this book to be excellent - covering case conceptualisation from novice to advanced level. It is easy to use on a daily basis and the diagrams and case studies makes an often complex presentation easier to understand. Discussing incorporating strenghts and applying it to a model is extremely valuable to me.
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Author:
Christine A Padesky, Dennis Greenberger
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Mind over Matter, 2010-09-01
This book was recommended to me by my therapist, I started seenig her a few weeks back after my sister passed away suddenly. My Husband left me over a year ago and I had not realised how much an impact the the break up had on my personal life. I believe this book was written for me, I find it very helpfull especially in understanding my feelings of loss,& is helping me gain back the self esteem that I once had.I was slowly sinking into a deep state of depressed was pushig all the people who cared for me away.
I would highly reccommend it.
A BIG 10 out of 10.
Marie.
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Author:
Christine A. Padesky, Dennis Greenberger
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 Janet B misses the point, 2007-07-24
Janet B misses the whole premise. Feelings are of course a response to the world around us, but between the sensory perception of an event in the world and the feeling that results comes a thought - often unnoticed. That thought is based on our beliefs and values and the way we view the world. All CBT asks us to do is to review those beliefs and values objectively and judge whether they are valid.
This book is simplistic and doesn't explain the core concepts of CBT as well as it might, but that doesn't detract from their validity.
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