Theauthoritativepresentationofcognitiveprocessingtherapy(CPT)forposttraumaticstressdisorder(PTSD)isnowinarevisedandupdatedsecondedition,withaneasier-to-useformatandanewchapteronconceptualizingtreatment.FromCPT’sdevelopers,themanualincludessession-by-sessionimplementationguidelinesandextensivesampledialogues.Shadedindextabsinthemarginshelpcliniciansquicklynavigatetoeachsession.TheauthorsexplainthetheoreticalandempiricalunderpinningsofCPTanddiscusswaystoworkeffectivelywithspecificpopulations,suchascombatveterans,sexualassaultsurvivors,andculturallydiverseandLGBTQIA+clients.Forty-eightreproduciblehandoutscanbephotocopiedfromthelarge-sizebookordownloadedfromthecompanionwebpage.NewtoThisEdition*Eachsessionnowhasitsownchapter,printedwithshadedtabsforeasyreference.*Reflectsawealthofnewtreatmentresearch,conceptualrefinements,andfeedbackfromtrainingsofthousandsofclinicians.*Chapteroncognitivecaseconceptualization.*Discussesadditionaltreatmentvariations(telehealth,intensiveCPT)andclientpopulations(firstresponders).CPTisendorsedasabestpracticeforthetreatmentofPTSDbytheU.S.DepartmentsofVeteransAffairsandDefense,theInternationalSocietyforTraumaticStressStudies,andtheU.K.NationalInstituteforHealthandCareExcellence(NICE).SeealsoGettingUnstuckfromPTSD,byPatriciaA.Resick,ShannonWiltseyStirman,andStefanieT.LoSavio,whichpresentsCPTinaguidedself-helpformatfortraumasurvivors.
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