Robert J. DeRubeis Christian A. Webb Tony Z. Tang Aaron T. Beck since its introduction by
Aaron T. Beck in the 1960s, cognitive therapy (CT) has grown steadily in its influence, as …

Cognitive therapy is a system of psychotherapy with a powerful theoretical infrastructure,
which has received extensive empirical support, and a large body of research attesting to its …

Abstract In Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dr. Michelle Craske shows why CBT has become
the most popular model of psychotherapy used in contemporary clinical practice. She …

Describes the development of cognitive therapy (CGT) for depression in the 1960s and
1970s and its application to diverse clinical populations. The question of how CGT works, in …

The author describes his personal odyssey in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). He
shares his earliest clinical experience responsible for the evolution of CBT and reviews the …

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 …

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 …

Reflecting major contemporary developments in theory and clinical practice, the second
edition of this authoritative guide has been significantly rewritten with 85% new material …

The recent development of cognitive theories and therapies within the ranks of behavior
therapy has to be classified as one of the more intriguing developments in contemporary …

Cognitive therapy is the established method of helping people to overcome states of
depression, anxiety or other emotional conditions. Not only do the authors explain the theory …