CBT for common trauma responses

By:

Scott, M, J

Contributor(s):

Sembi, S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Thousand Oakes, California Sage Publication 2013Description: vi, 264p illISBN:

1446208656

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

RC552.P67 S348 2013

Summary: This is the first book to show how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with the full spectrum of post-traumatic responses; exploring how they affect and relate to one another. Focusing not only on co-morbidity with other anxiety disorders and depression, the book looks more widely at, for example, co-existing pain, substance abuse and head injury.--

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This is the first book to show how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with the full spectrum of post-traumatic responses; exploring how they affect and relate to one another. Focusing not only on co-morbidity with other anxiety disorders and depression, the book looks more widely at, for example, co-existing pain, substance abuse and head injury.--

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