Cognitive-behavioral pair therapy: Distinctive features. Warrell M.

Cognitive -behavioral pair therapy is an improved and contextually justified approach that offers pairs to empirical strategies that help to cope with distress and individual psychopathology in the context of problematic relations. This really comprehensive and cognitive method is analyzed in this book. While traditional cognitive-behavioral therapy is focused on knowledge and behavior, this therapeutic model with equally thorough attention studies emotions, stable individual differences and vulnerabilities, as well as the influence of the environment on a pair.

This brief book containing 30 main provisions and divided into theoretical and practical parts includes numerous clinical examples that illustrate the key features of cognitive-behavioral pair therapy. It will become an excellent leadership for both students and experienced psychotherapists practicing individual cognitive-behavioral therapy, as well as pair therapy from other theoretical directions that require an accessible methodological manual for the distinctive theoretical and practical features of this modern approach.