Therapy-interfering behavior (TIB) is a key treatment target in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), second only to suicidal thinking and self-harm. This wise, engaging book gives clinicians everything they need to assess, understand, and address TIB both in clients and in themselves.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Destigmatizing and Demystifying Therapy-Interfering Behavior: Guiding Principles
2. What Behaviors are Therapy-Interfering Behaviors?
3. The Skills and Principles Needed to Address Therapy-Interfering Behavior
4. Assessing Therapy-Interfering Behavior
5. How to Address Therapy-Interfering Behavior in Your Client
6. Addressing Therapy-Interfering Behavior in Skills Class, Coaching Calls, and Family Sessions
7. Using Contingency Management to Address Therapy-Interfering Behavior
8. When and How to Address Therapy-Interfering Behavior in Yourself
9. The Dialectics of Therapy-Interfering Behavior
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Index