… assessment, choices for evidence-based treatment would include behavioral activation,
cognitive behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy (Gloaguen et al., 1998; Cuijpers et al., …

… , thoughts, and feelings, and any strategy designed to change this cognitive- behavioral
system. We define process as the interpersonal interactions among group members, and …

… on psychological processes of change in CBT, focusing largely on processes with mediational
evidence. Our larger point is that, by their progressive work on processes and procedures, …

… , and the models of cognitive behavioral therapy and proposed … therapeutic process, is
discussed in the context of cognitive … In the process of cognitive behavioral therapy, the patient, by …

… As you progressed, did the process make more and more sense and feel more and more …
The learning process is the same for the beginning CBT therapist. Keep your goals small, …

… We define a therapeutic process as a set of theory-based, dynamic, progressive, and …
procedures linked to processes. Indeed, the term cognitive-behavioral therapy is already becoming …

… focus of training in cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) should … processes that this core
approach can be expanded to what we have termed Process-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy …

… level by changing the function and context of maladaptive psychological processes in terms
… on contextual and less on pathological aspects than behavioral therapy and CBT [9, 12], for …

… Objective rating scale hence helps in pointing out the progress and can also help in determining
agenda during therapy process. Beck Depression Inventory (AT Beck, Steer, and Brown…

… Who would have foretold in 1988 that the field of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) would
… of treatment, including outcome trials, process studies, dissemination trials, and studies of …