This article discusses the foundational aspects of the therapeutic relationship in cognitive–
behavioral therapy (CBT) and ways of utilizing relational tools to overcome common …

Cognitive behavioral therapy has often been criticized for ignoring the role of the therapeutic
relationship. In this article, I outline several dimensions for case formulation and intervention …

Research over the last four decades on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is leading to a
more comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms that underpin its efficacy. This …

From leading cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) experts, this book describes ways to tailor
empirically supported relationship factors that can strengthen collaboration, empiricism, and …

A working relationship between the patient and therapist is an essential part of any
psychotherapy, yet few guidelines exist for this component of cognitivebehavioral treatment …

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 …

The thesis of this article is that a case formulation-driven approach to clinical work that relies
on a case formulation and a hypothesis-testing approach to each case facilitates the use, in …

This article examines the interplay between in-session structure and collaborative
empiricism in the therapeutic relationship. The standard structure of a cognitive-behavior …

The nature and role of the therapeutic relationship in cognitive and behavioral therapies
(CBTs) has long been discussed and debated. Although cognitive-behavioral therapists …

Why do standard, evidence-based interventions fail to work for certain clients or in certain
situations? What tools do cognitive-behavioral theory and therapy offer for managing difficult …