C.B.T. for depression : behavioral activation & cognitive change

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Label

C.B.T. for depression : behavioral activation & cognitive change

Title remainder

behavioral activation & cognitive change

Creator

• Simmons, Mike, 1948-

Subject

• Cognitive Therapy
• Cognitive therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Electronic resources
• Environmental psychology
• Depression

Language

eng

Summary

This video addresses the application of the CBT approach to depression, a treatment area in which CBT has a well-established track record. Working with a colleague taking the role of a client, Frank Wills both demonstrates the approach, and discusses the progress of the work in a series of studio discussions.Frank maintains that CBT at its simplest and best is about helping clients to experiment with 'doing something different' and 'thinking something different'. Frank uses both 'activity scheduling' and 'behavioural activation' to demonstrate how to help this client re-establish the more socially active stance that preceded her depression. He also uses various cognitive methods to explore and modify the client's thoughts and beliefs that link with her negative, depressive patterns. In both the session and the studio discussion Frank is keen to explain how and why behavioural and cognitive interventions actually work. He also uses the discussion to reflect on the therapeutic relationship and interpersonally immediate aspects of CBT

Cataloging source

VaAlASP

Characteristic

videorecording

Intended audience

For professional psychology therapists and psychology students

Language note

English

Runtime

105

Series statement

Counseling and therapy in video, volume 2

Target audience

general

Technique

live action