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The Art and Science of Valuing in Psychotherapy : Helping Clients Discover, Explore, and Commit to Valued Action Using Acceptance and Commitment Thera.
The Art and Science of Valuing in Psychotherapy shows therapists how to help their clients discover and commit to their core values, a key process in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The book also presents the theory and research behind valuing in psychotherapy.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oakland :
New Harbinger Publications,
2009.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword; Acknowledgments; 1. An Introduction to Values in ACT; Philosophical Assumptions; Behavior Analysis and Values; ACT, Values, and Modern Psychotherapy; Summary; 2. ACT and RFT; Relational Frame Theory; Acceptance and Commitment Therapy; Summary; 3. Fusion and Potential Language Traps; Uncovering the Problem: The Effects of Fusion; Language Trap 1: Fusion with the Conceptualized Self; Language Trap 2: Fusion with Thoughts About Feelings; Language Trap 3: Fusion with the Verbal Constructions of Reasons and Rules; Language Trap 4: Fusion with Outcome; Summary.
- 4. The Process of Valuing in ACTStep 1: Identifying Core Values; Step 2: Looking at the Function of Behavior; Step 3: Choosing Goals in Service of Values; Step 4: Evaluating Choices and Creating Patterns of Action; Summary; 5. Compassion and the Therapeutic Relationship; Compassion for Self: A Prerequisite; The Role of Values in the Therapeutic Relationship; The Therapeutic Process: History Meets History; Improving the Therapeutic Relationship; A Declaration of Therapist Values; When Client and Therapist Values Clash; Summary; 6. Values-Based Case Conceptualization and Assessment.
- Values and Common Presenting ProblemsEstablishing the Life Line: An Experiential Metaphor; Case Conceptualization Summary; Assessing Your Client's Values Using the Bull's-Eye; Therapeutic Pitfalls When Using Values Assessments; Creating the Context for Committing to a Valued Path; Summary; 7. ACT Core Processes and Values; Defusion: Letting Go of Literality; Present Moment Awareness: Cultivating Openness to Experience; Cultivating Self-as-Context: The Self That Transcends Experiences; Acceptance and Willingness: Living a Valued Life When Psychological Pain Is Present; Summary.
- 8. Developing and Maintaining Committed ActionFlexibility: A Key Element in Valued Actions; Trying On a Value; What Maintains Values?; Stimulating Committed Action Using the Bull's-Eye Worksheet; Staying on a Valued Track in Therapy; Developing Valued Action Plans with Your Clients; Summary; 9. The Values Compass; The Values Compass: Creating a Course for Therapy; Using the Values Compass at the Start of Therapy; Applying the Values Compass Midtherapy; Applying the Values Compass Near the End of Therapy; Living in Accordance with Values: Some Important Issues; Summary; References.