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Cognitive Behavioral Theory
The Value of Cognitive-Behavioral Strategies
- By Andrew Tatarsky
- Published 07/7/2009
- Harm Reduction Theory , Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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I have come to believe in the necessity of integrating cognitive and
behavioral elements into psychotherapy with clients who have problems
with substance use. I have also come to understand the use of these
techniques as consistent with harm reduction.
Video: What is the cognitive-behavioral approach to behavioral addiction?
- By Marc F. Kern
- Published 04/18/2008
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory , Marc F. Kern videos
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An addiction is just a thinking method or a belief method. Certain
beliefs lead to feelings that lead to behaviors, and they are often
irrational, illogical, excessive, exaggerated beliefs.
Behavioural interventions
- By Misc Author
- Published 12/18/2007
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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These techniques are used to decrease problem or dysfunctional behaviour (usually excesses) or to increase or learn desirable or functional behaviour.
Cognitive-Behavioral Coping Skills Therapy Manual
- By N.I.A. A.A.
- Published 12/13/2007
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is based on the principles of social learning theory and views drinking behavior as functionally related to major problems in the person’s life.
Brief Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
- By SAM HSA
- Published 04/3/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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An approach that has gained widespread application in the treatment of substance abuse is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT).
Back to Basics: Fundamental Cognitive Therapy Skills
- By N.I. D.A.
- Published 03/27/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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A cognitive model for conceptualizing missed sessions and dropout, along with strategies for reducing the likelihood.
Establishing and Maintaining a Therapeutic Alliance
- By N.I. D.A.
- Published 03/27/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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A positive, collaborative therapeutic relationship is an essential component of the cognitive therapy of substance abuse.
Cognitive Therapy of Substance Abuse
- By N.I. D.A.
- Published 03/20/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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Presents the theoretical rationale for the cognitive therapy of substance abuse based on work at the Center for Cognitive Therapy, University of Pennsylvania.
The CAP Control Theory of Drug Abuse
- By N.I. D.A.
- Published 02/17/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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The CAP control theory emphasizes the interaction of the individual’s style and the affective experience of drug use with the drug’s pharmacogenic effect. These are the basic ingredients of the cognitiveaffective- pharmacogenic (CAP) control theory of addiction.
Four Brief Interventions
- By Schaffer Library
- Published 01/5/2006
- Cognitive Behavioral Theory
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Simple cognitive behavioral strategies to help people reduce drinking.
