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Training and supervision in specialized cognitive behavior therapy: Methods, settings, and populations.

DOI: 10.1037/0000314-000

ISBN: 9781433835803

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Jul 25, 2022

1 - 10 of 22 Chapters

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Introduction to supervising and consulting with trainees and clinicians in cognitive behavioral therapies.

Storch, Eric A.; Abramowitz, Jonathan S.; McKay, Dean

Pages: 3 –5

Supervision and consultation have been central components of ongoing professional training and practice in clinical psychology for decades, ranging from informal consultation in case conferences to individual and directed supervision to small group discussions. Prevailing models of supervision...
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Supervision of exposure therapy.

Abramowitz, Jonathan S.; Storch, Eric A.; McKay, Dean

Pages: 9 –20

Despite its efficacy and effectiveness, exposure therapy remains underutilized by frontline clinicians, who often cite factors such as the presence of comorbid disorders, concerns about provoking anxiety in clients, and fears of dropout as reasons they avoid using exposure therapy. In addition,...
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Cognitive therapy supervision.

Leahy, Robert L.

Pages: 21 –36

Without goals and ongoing evaluation of progress in supervision, there is a great risk of training becoming a series of episodes where fires are extinguished only to emerge once again. This chapter describes some of the key concepts and techniques that trainees can hope to learn in supervision:...
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Supervision and training in rational emotive behavior therapy.

Doyle, Kristene A.; Hickey, Michael; DiGiuseppe, Raymond

Pages: 37 –49

Among the cognitive behavior therapies, rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) uniquely posits a theory of emotion that involves a qualitative as opposed to a quantitative change in emotion. A recent meta-analytic review provided strong support for REBT as an effective transdiagnostic...
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Training and supervision in acceptance and commitment therapy.

Twohig, Michael P.; Krafft, Jennifer; Petersen, Julie M.; Davis, Carter H.

Pages: 51 –63

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a modern form of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) that targets maladaptive psychological processes applicable to a wide range of clinical presentations. While ACT shares similarities with other forms of CBT, it is also unique in its philosophy and its...
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Supervision in dialectical behavior therapy.

Raposa, Elizabeth

Pages: 65 –81

Supervision is fundamental to the practice of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and indeed has been built into the comprehensive model of DBT for clinicians of all levels through therapist consultation teams. Despite the clear need for rigorous training and supervision in DBT, empirical...
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Functional analytic psychotherapy: Supervision and therapist self-development.

Tsai, Mavis; Kohlenberg, Robert J.; Hardebeck, Emerson; Sullivan-Singh, Sarah; Loudon, Mary Plummer

Pages: 83 –98

Functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) entails implementing five therapeutic rules that orient the focus of treatment to clinically relevant behaviors (CRBs): Watch for CRBs; evoke CRBs; reinforce CRBs naturally; be aware of your impact; and interpret and generalize. Organized according to the...
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Supervising the delivery of comprehensive behavior intervention for tics.

Flessner, Christopher A.; Gladstone, Theresa R.; Wilton, Emily P.

Pages: 99 –111

Comprehensive Behavior Intervention for Tics (CBIT) has demonstrated efficacy across both adults and children and has been shown to be more effective in symptom reduction as compared with supportive therapy. It is an important intervention for trainees to gain experience in implementing. Several...
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Supervision in behavioral activation.

Daughters, Stacey B.; Paquette, Catherine E.; Reese, Elizabeth D.

Pages: 113 –127

Behavioral activation (BA) is a reinforcement-based treatment best known for its established effectiveness in the treatment of depression. The benefits of BA, coupled with similar reinforcement-based deficits found in other psychological disorders and symptoms, have led to the successful...
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Supervising child behavior management.

Jones, Deborah J.; Forehand, Rex; Long, Nicholas; McMahon, Robert J.

Pages: 129 –143

Collectively, disruptive behavior disorders (DBDs), which co-occur often with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, affect over a million youth worldwide. Untreated DBDs predict later antisocial behavior, substance use, underachievement, employment instability, and chronic illness. This...

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