… In addition, people … cognitive abilities required to understand or benefit from CBT. The
suggestion that mature and complete cognitive capacity is necessary for good outcomes in CBT is …

… Freud (1904) felt that people could not benefit from psychoanalysis if they did not have
cognitive ability and a reasonable degree of education. Thankfully, today there is increasing …

… and suggest that CBT can be effectively adapted for use with people who have … people
with learning disabilities may not have the necessary communication skills or cognitive abilities …

… cognitive–behavioural therapy (CBT) include the ability to … cognitive skills of people with
intellectual disabilities and psychosis thought to be necessary for cognitive behavioural therapy. …

… viewed by other people as different because of their unusual quality of social interaction,
conversation skills and cognitive abilities. One of the unusual aspects of their social abilities is a …

… measures of cognitive ability and language and two tasks to measure specific CBT skills
were used. At baseline (Time 1) both standardized measures and the two CBT tasks were …

… cognitive mediation as a CBT readiness ability. Given the lack of consensus as to the definition
of CBT readiness and the heterogeneity of CBT … context of CBT interventions themselves, …

… been applied to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for post-… socialising patients to the CBT
model were most frequently … psychological therapy adaptations for people with brain injury …

… about outcome in CBT with older people than has been … with cognitive rationale, alliance
potential, chronicity of problems, use of security and safety-seeking operations, and the ability to …

… To progress the use of cognitive challenging for people with ID in both research and practice…
positively correlated with cognitive and language abilities. There was no change in these …