Depression transformed Martha Manning from a happy, healthy, and successful wife, mother, professor, and psychotherapist to a sleepwalker haunted by thoughts of suicide. This book chronicles the transformation, the therapy and finally the use of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).
Learn from master therapists and bring your skills to the nextlevel Bringing a breath of fresh air to the therapy profession, thiscompelling and thoughtful resource urges readers to move fromcompetency to full mastery in the mental health field. Combiningthe findings of hundreds…
"Outcome research in the last 2 decades has extensively focused on the effects of specific treatments for specific disorders, so-called clinical trials. Researchers employing this methodology typically attend to the individual therapist as an important factor to be controlled be…
"Outcome research in the last 2 decades has extensively focused on the effects of specific treatments for specific disorders, so-called clinical trials. Researchers employing this methodology typically attend to the individual therapist as an important factor to be controlled be…
"Outcome research in the last 2 decades has extensively focused on the effects of specific treatments for specific disorders, so-called clinical trials. Researchers employing this methodology typically attend to the individual therapist as an important factor to be controlled be…
So, you want to be a better therapist -- Becoming a better therapist with PCOMS -- How being bad can make you better -- Getting better with couples, families, and youth -- Using PCOMS to accelerate your development -- The heart and soul of change -- Wizards, humbugs, or witches …
"Outcome research in the last 2 decades has extensively focused on the effects of specific treatments for specific disorders, so-called clinical trials. Researchers employing this methodology typically attend to the individual therapist as an important factor to be controlled be…
On becoming a better therapist: evidence-based pratice one client at a time, second edition, redirects attention from specific treatments to behaviors and attitudes as therapists, offering a refreshing look at improving treatment that operates outside the contemporary solution o…
"Outcome research in the last 2 decades has extensively focused on the effects of specific treatments for specific disorders, so-called clinical trials. Researchers employing this methodology typically attend to the individual therapist as an important factor to be controlled be…
Being a Therapist: a Practitioner's Handbook
Our contemporary world is one in which 'the customer is always right', and therapists, like many other professionals, are increasingly beset by rules and regulations that undermine their authority and autonomy. While many books emphasize the therapist's duties and obligations in…