Using workbooks in mental health : resources in prevention, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation for clinicians and researchers
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Using workbooks in mental health : resources in prevention, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation for clinicians and researchers
（Haworth practical practice in mental health）
The Haworth Reference Press, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 370-373) and index
収録内容
- The role of workbooks in the delivery of mental health services in prevention, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation / Luciano L'Abate
- Systematically written homework assignments: the case for homework-based treatment / Luciano L'Abate
- Dementia, depression, and workbooks: a personal odyssey / Everett Gorman
- Life-challenging conditions and helpers / Rubin Battino
- Schema-focused cognitive therapy: a stage specific workbook approach / Demián F. Goldstein
- Healing the trauma of abuse: a women's workbook / Ellen Arledge ... [et al.]
- Workbooks for individuals with gambling problems: promoting the natural recovery process through brief intervention / David C. Hodgins
- The wheel of wisdom with depressed inpatients / Piero De Giacomo ... [et al.]
- Substance abuse in women: an empirical evaluation of a manualized cognitive-behavioral protocol / Terry Michael McClanahan
- Workbooks and psychotherapy with incarcerated felons: replication of research in progress / Oliver McMahan, John Arias
- Marriage preparation and maintenance / Mario Cusinato
- Homework in couple therapy: a review and evaluation of available workbooks / Krista S. Gattis, Mia Sevier, Andrew Christensen
- Intimacy in couples: evaluating a workbook / Eleonora Maino
- Manualized treatment for school-refusal behavior in youth / Christopher A. Kearney, Krisann M. Alvarez
- A review of workbooks and related literature on eating disorders / Katherine J. Miller
- Couples with a handicapped child: experiencing intimacy / Eleonora Maino ... [et al.]
- The status and future of workbooks in mental health: concluding commentary / Luciano L'Abate, Lorna L. Hecker