Treating affect phobia pdf

Integrating elements of psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and interpersonal models, the manual is at once respectful of clients and a very good "how-to" for therapists at any level. It is deceptively simple, in that appears to be for those new to the field, but in fact it is astute and complex. This book is an excellent book both for the novice as well as for the seasoned clinician. The assessment forms you can download from the website are an excellent way to indicate preliminary diagnosis and a guide for informing treatment.

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The Ten-Session Summary Form is used to summarize and rate therapy sessions. Once a form is completed, a new one can be started for the same patient. For each session, the form records the date, a brief summary of the main themes of the session, the core affective conflict focused on in the session, and a rating of the intensity at which the patient experienced the adaptive affect.

In addition to that, there is a separate space to rate a number of items three times at regular intervals over the course of the ten sessions.

The ratings of the target problems and core conflicts can be done by the patient and the therapist together in the last five minutes of a therapy session. This can be helpful to the therapy process. It was translated into Swedish in