Brain–Based Therapy with Adults: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice

An insightful and practical guide that looks at the role neuroscience plays as it relates to the evidence–based treatment of adult disorders
Written in an accessible way, Brain–Based Therapy with Adults: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice provides a straightforward, integrated approach that looks at what we currently know about the brain and how it impacts and informs treatment interventions. Authors Arden and Linford show how this new kind of therapy takes into account both the uniqueness of each client, as well as the requirements of standardized care under evidence–based practice—and offers mental health professionals advice that they can put into practice immediately.
Relying on research in developmental neurobiology, brain imaging, and evidence–based psychotherapeutic practices, the authors, experts in both neuroscience and evidence–based practice, cover:
Recent neuroscientific discoveries and how these can be integrated into evidence–based interventions to create uniquely effective treatments
Detailed background and evidence–based?interventions for many of the most common adult disorders, such as OCD,?panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and relationship problems
Tips on helping patients re–regulate such neurodynamically important processes as sleep and the mind–body relationship
Incorporating vignettes that illustrate how to include these new treatments into effective client care, Brain–Based Therapy with Adults: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice explains the concept of brain–based therapy in a succinct and easy–to–grasp way, enabling therapists to make practical sense of neuroscience and its application within their everyday practice.
Also Available:
Brain–Based Therapy with Children and Adolescents: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Pract ice

Spis treści:
Acknowledgments.
Preface.
About This Book.
1 How We Change.
2 Neuroscience: The Fantastic Voyage.
3 Psychotherapy and the Pax Medica.
4 The Therapeutic Relationship.
5 Working with Memory and Emotion.
6 Dysregulations.
7 Brain–Based Therapy for Anxiety Disorders.
8 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.
9 Obsessive–Compulsive Reactions.
10 Depression: The Dark amid the Blaze.
11 Exercise, Sleep, and Mindfulness.
References.
Author Index.
Subject Index.

Nota biograficzna:
John B. Arden, PhD, is the Director of Training for the Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers for the Northern California Region. In his capacity, he oversees the internships and postdoctoral psychology residencies in twenty–two medical centers. He is the author of nine other books.
Lloyd Linford, PhD, serves as Chairman of Psychiatry and Chemical Dependency Best Practices for Kaiser Permanente′s Northern California healthcare system, is a clinical psychologist at Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center, and is in private practice in Oakland, California.

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An insightful and practical guide that looks at the role neuroscience plays as it relates to the evidence–based treatment of adult disorders
Written in an accessible way, Brain–Based Therapy with Adults: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice provides a straightforward, integrated approach that looks at what we currently know about the brain and how it impacts and informs treatment interventions. Authors Arden and Linford show how this new kind of therapy takes into account both the uniqueness of each client, as well as the requirements of standardized care under evidence–based practice—and offers mental health professionals advice that they can put into practice immediately.
Relying on research in developmental neurobi ology, brain imaging, and evidence–based psychotherapeutic practices, the authors, experts in both neuroscience and evidence–based practice, cover:
Recent neuroscientific discoveries and how these can be integrated into evidence–based interventions to create uniquely effective treatments
Detailed background and evidence–based?interventions for many of the most common adult disorders, such as OCD,?panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and relationship problems
Tips on helping patients re–regulate such neurodynamically important processes as sleep and the mind–body relationship
Incorporating vignettes that illustrate how to include these new treatments into effective client care, Brain–Based Therapy with Adults: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice explains the concept of brain–based therapy in a succinct and easy–to–grasp way, enabling therapists to make practical sense of neuroscience and its application within their everyday practice.
Also Available:
Brain–Based Therapy with Children and Adolescents: Evidence–Based Treatment for Everyday Practice