Acceptance and Mindfulness in Cognitive Behavior Therapy: Understanding and Applying the New Therapies

The past decade has witnessed a well–documented surge in interest among clinical psychologists in mindfulness and acceptance–based approaches to behavior change. In this book, the leading figures in traditional cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) address questions, including: Do these approaches represent a paradigmatic shift in the field? Each chapter presents a state–of–the–art description of a specific model; a brief review of the data relevant to these assertions; and a summary of directions for future development and research. Clinicians will want to add this volume to their CBT libraries.

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SECTION I: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE BEHAVIOR THERAPY TRADITION.
Chapter 1 Evolution of CBT (Herbert & Forman).
Chapter 2 Cognitive Therapy (Dozois & A. T. Beck).
Chapter 3 Mindfulness–Based Cognitive Therapy (Fresco, Menin, & Jessica Flynn).
Chapter 4 Metacognitive Therapy (Wells).
Chapter 5 Mindfulness–Based Stress Reduction (Paul Salmon).
Chapter 6 Dialectical Behavior Therapy (Robins).
Chapter 7 Behavioral Activation Therapy (Martell & Kanter).
Chapter 8 Acceptance–based couples therapy (Christensen).
Chapter 9 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Wilson).
SECTION II: PERSPECTIVES ON MINDFULNESS AND ACCEPTANCE IN CBT.
Chapter 10 Mindfulness and Acceptance: The Perspective of Cognitive Therapy (Hoffman).
Chapter 11 Mindfulness and Acceptance: The Perspective of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Hayes).
Chapter 12 Integration and Synthesis (Goldfried).