… significant event from cognitive–behavioral therapy to show how the process of moving to
the … processes in an event that a client identified as a helpful moment in her therapy. Some …

… reconstruct a world of meaning is the central process in the experience of grieving, a process
that requires “transforming our identities so as to redefine our symbolic connection to the …

… 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, …

… process markers of ambivalence about change and the resistance to which it can give rise.
We refer to them as process … ie, ongoing attunement) in therapy is necessary as a precursor to …

… cognitive processes as well as overt behavior are viewed as adaptive and subject to change,
the cognitive domain is also appropriate for therapeutic … symptoms and behaviors that are …

… show in the remainder of this paper is that there are a number of other processes operating,
in addition to communicating intormation, when therapists present and discuss a CBT …

… time taking into account the cognitive functioning (social … “cognitive and behavioral
therapy,”“behavioral and cognitive … , a view of the therapeutic processes within CBT, and an …

… theoretical underpinnings of cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) … The therapist monitors process
in order to use the therapeutic … skills and successfully execute behavioral exposures. The …

… the cognitive processes that underlie the problem behavior and (2) creation of learning
experiences that will alter these processes, and in turn, behavioral … cognitive processes. Often a …

… Few would doubt that the techniques of behavior therapy or behavior modification are
capable of bringing about meaningful changes in behavior. In the past two decades, we have …