This article reviews some of the historical factors associated with the unprecedented
strength and popularity of cognitive therapy, and offers predictions for the next half‐century …

Although the origins of cognitive therapy can be traced back in the history of philosophy and
psychology (see Ellis, Chapter 1, this volume), it is still a relatively new arrival on the …

Cognitive therapy: An overview. Cognitive therapy: An overview. Citation Freeman, A. (1987).
Cognitive therapy: An overview. In A. Freeman & VB Greenwood (Eds.), Cognitive therapy …

packed with useful information that should help both novice and experienced therapists
become better clinicians. In the tradition of Anna Freud, the author has distilled and …

In recent decades, the efficacy of psychotherapy and the process by which psychotherapy
works have been increasingly scrutinized. Outcome studies have become more specific with …

When the first edition of Clinical Applications of Cognitive Therapy was published in 1990, it
provided a valuable resource for practitioners, researchers, and advanced students of …

Cognitive therapy, now often incorporated as a part of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT),
has emerged as one of the leading schools of psychotherapy over the past 40 years (AT …

This edition in the Theories of Psychotherapy series provides a brief and accessible survey
of this popular, time-limited form of psychotherapy for specific functional problems. The …

This chapter reviews the theoretical bases and history of cognitive therapy. It then discusses
specific conceptual and technical issues leading to the various treatment strategies. Finally …

Proponents of cognitive therapy have striven to establish this approach as a mature system
of psychotherapy for over 3 decades. The theoretical formulations have been enriched by …