| Description |
1 online resource (349 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- About the Author -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Existential Therapy and CBT: An Interrupted and Incomplete Dialogue -- Aims of This Book -- Structure of This Book -- Part 1 Existential Philosophy, Psychology and Therapy -- Chapter 2 Existential Philosophy -- A Lightning Tour of Existential Philosophy -- Precursors -- Phenomenological Foundations -- Existential Phenomenological Philosophers -- Other Contributors -- Contemporary Developments -- Key Propositions of Existential Phenomenology |
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Phenomenology -- Is Your Coffee the 'Real Thing'? -- The Phenomenology of Existence -- Relatedness and Being-in-the-World -- Being and Being-with-Others -- Meaning and Meaninglessness -- Freedom and Limitations -- Embodiment and Emotion -- Existential Anxiety -- Existential Guilt -- Time -- The Ontic and the Ontological -- Chapter 3 Existential Psychology -- Experimental Existential Psychology -- Terror Management Theory (TMT) -- Death Anxiety as a Transdiagnostic Phenomena -- Existential Uncertainty and Intolerance of Uncertainty -- Existential Phenomenological Research Within CBT |
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The Rule of Reduction -- The Rule of Description -- The Rule of Equalization -- Existential Phenomenological Research Methods in CBT -- Chapter 4 Existential Therapies-Theory -- Daseinsanalysis -- Logotherapy -- Existential-Humanistic Therapy -- Humanism -- Pragmatism -- Rollo May and Irving Yalom -- Existential Phenomenological Therapy -- R.D. Laing and Ontological Insecurity -- Emmy van Deurzen -- Hans Cohn -- Ernesto Spinelli -- Chapter 5 Existential Practice -- Principles of Existential Phenomenological Therapy -- The Principle of Relatedness -- The Principle of Uncertainty |
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The Principle of Anxiety -- The Nature of Psychological Problems -- The Aims of Existential Phenomenological Therapy -- Authenticity as an Aim in Existential Therapy -- The Therapeutic Relationship -- Frameworks for Descriptive Exploration -- Part 2 Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies -- Chapter 6 Beckian Cognitive Therapy -- Principles of Cognitive Therapy -- The Primacy of Cognition -- Schemas and Core Beliefs -- Assumptions and 'Rules for Living' -- Negative Automatic Thoughts and Images -- Cognitive Specificity -- Cognitive Mediation -- A Focus on the Present |
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Cognitive Assessment and Cognitive Accessibility -- The Continuity Hypothesis -- Revision and Expansion of the Generic Cognitive Model -- Defining Procedural Aspects of Standard CBT -- Therapy as Problem Solving and Psycho-education -- Assessment and Formulation -- Goal Setting -- Socialisation -- Structuring -- Specific Cognitive and Behavioural Intervention Strategies -- Homework Tasks -- Some Unresolved Questions -- The Status of Cognitive Mediation -- Rationalism and Realism -- Chapter 7 Schema Therapies-The Depths of Meaning -- Young's Schema Therapy -- Universal Human Needs -- Schema Modes |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Limited Reparenting and Empathic Confrontation |
| Subject |
Cognitive therapy.
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Existential psychology.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781119310983 |
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1119310989 |
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