Cognitive Therapy for Bipolar Disorder: A Therapist's Guide to Concepts, Methods and PracticeBipolar disorder or manic depression is a serious mental disorder attracting increasing interest and could represent the next major area for the wider application of cognitive behavioral therapy. The authors have treated manic depressive patients on a routine clinical basis and have included in this book a detailed description of the techniques and issues in working with this client group. |
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... face normal tasks ( 82 % ) Nothing seems enjoyable ( 82 % ) Can't get up in the morning ( 71 % ) Not feeling like seeing people ( 71 % ) Feeling sad ( 71 % ) Difficulty concentrating ( 71 % ) Lam & Wong ( 1997 ) spontaneous recall of ...
... face normal tasks ( 82 % ) Nothing seems enjoyable ( 82 % ) Can't get up in the morning ( 71 % ) Not feeling like seeing people ( 71 % ) Feeling sad ( 71 % ) Difficulty concentrating ( 71 % ) Lam & Wong ( 1997 ) spontaneous recall of ...
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... face of behavioural prob- lems . It consist of 36 items and each item is scored from +3 to -3 . Good reli- ability and validity were reported by the author . The questionnaire can be used to obtain some idea of the patient's coping in ...
... face of behavioural prob- lems . It consist of 36 items and each item is scored from +3 to -3 . Good reli- ability and validity were reported by the author . The questionnaire can be used to obtain some idea of the patient's coping in ...
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... faces on the wall . The faces happens later . TH : These are the faces on the wall at your hairdressers . Tell me about them again . NA : My hairdressers , for reasons best known to themselves , have these three- dimensional faces ...
... faces on the wall . The faces happens later . TH : These are the faces on the wall at your hairdressers . Tell me about them again . NA : My hairdressers , for reasons best known to themselves , have these three- dimensional faces ...
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