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"In Mind Over Mood, Greenberger and Padesky produced an absolutely first-rate guide for patients who wanted to learn about cognitive therapy and how to use it to deal with their problems. In Clinician's Guide to Mind Over Mood, the authors have provided an invaluable guide for the clinician to accompany their patient workbook. The guide is clear, concise, and filled with clinical wisdom. It should prove to be a valuable resource for anyone who wants to work with other people and reflects the kind of creativity that keeps cognitive therapy vital and fresh as it matures as a discipline." - Steve Hollon, Vanderbilt University, USA
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"In Mind Over Mood, Greenberger and Padesky produced an absolutely first-rate guide for patients who wanted to learn about cognitive therapy and how to use it to deal with their problems. In Clinician's Guide to Mind Over Mood, the authors have provided an invaluable guide for the clinician to accompany their patient workbook. The guide is clear, concise, and filled with clinical wisdom. It should prove to be a valuable resource for anyone who wants to work with other people and reflects the kind of creativity that keeps cognitive therapy vital and fresh as it matures as a discipline." - Steve Hollon, Vanderbilt University, USA
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Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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54 of 62 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A well thought out and easy to digest book for use by the clinician. It gives brief overviews of the historical aspects of cognitive therapy and establishes the importance of developing collaborative empiricism and guided discovery between both parties whilst working towards mutual goals.
It clearly sets out how to incorporate mind over mood within various settings such as inpatient facilities, and in doing so, it can provide professionals with support through the early days of an admission. (Providing there is closely monitored supervision, and agreement within the Multi-Disciplinary-Team that this is appropriate).
The book also suggests how to work with groups, individuals and couples, and discusses the process step by step. It also has suggestions for troubleshooting should the therapist encounter difficulties.
Within the practice setting the clinicain could find that this book when used in conjunction with patients guide to mind over mood can help them to bring about changes in cognitive processing and behaviour change.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Janet B misses the whole premise. Feelings are of course a response to the world around us, but between the sensory perception of an event in the world and the feeling that results comes a thought - often unnoticed. That thought is based on our beliefs and values and the way we view the world. All CBT asks us to do is to review those beliefs and values objectively and judge whether they are valid.
This book is simplistic and doesn't explain the core concepts of CBT as well as it might, but that doesn't detract from their validity.
This book is simplistic and doesn't explain the core concepts of CBT as well as it might, but that doesn't detract from their validity.
24 of 29 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book because I suffer with depression, amongst other things and I have found it 100% useful.I orginally bought it out of a random choice-only to be told by my friend who is a CBT nurse that it is one of the best books about for self help. You can work with the book at your pace and lesure, and I have found the sections I have done in it most helpful to my problems and I continue to use the book.100% recommended to those who need self help that is totally possitive.
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Clear, concise and easy to apply to 'Mind over Mood' text, useful from a reainee's perspective in cbt! I would recommend thus text.
Published 4 months ago by Kate
Clinicians Guide to Mind over mood
A must for any therapist training in or using CBT.
Im reading it alongside the "Mind over mood" book suitable
for clients.
Excellent book and easy to read.
Im reading it alongside the "Mind over mood" book suitable
for clients.
Excellent book and easy to read.
Published 18 months ago by c j tchapda
Not impressed. Stick to 'Master your Mind Master your Mood' and 'Mind...
I'm really not a big fan of this book. It is overly simplistic and nowhere near as good as its competitors. Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2010 by Mark o Twain
Depressing and disappointing
I'm a mental health professional and I facilitate a depression group, this book was recommended to me for use with the group. Read more
Published on 11 Mar 2007 by Georgia girl
No good if you want to look beyond your thoughts
I've read many CBT self-help books both as a mental health professional and a sufferer of depression. What this book fails to recognise are my feelings as a human being. Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2007 by Janet B
We are more than thoughts
This book is clearly laid out but suffers from over-simplifying the client's experiences to fit a very simplistic model. Read more
Published on 30 Jan 2007 by A Reader
excellent easy to use exercises. I found it of great benifit
This book was suggested to me as a useful book to use when I was suffering from severe depression,
I found it easy to use and although the depression has ended I still find... Read more
I found it easy to use and although the depression has ended I still find... Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2001 by carole@aireyevans.fsnet.co.uk
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