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06/30/2008
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How CBT Works: Who Can Benefit
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David Clark, Professor of
Psychology at Kings College London, is a cognitive behavior therapy
expert. He explains how CBT works and who could benefit from it.
Run time 3:35 min
by
NHS Choices Media Library
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06/30/2008
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CBT: real story
After her husband died, Carol, 73, used cognitive
behavior therapy (CBT) to help her deal with her emotions and boost
her confidence.Run time 2:20 min
by
NHS Choices Media Library
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06/30/2008
Video Clip
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Fear or phobia?
Paul Salkovskis, clinical director of the Maudsley
Hospital Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma, explains the
difference between fears and phobias as well as the treatment
options.
Run time 2:43 min
by
NHS Choices Media Library
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06/30/2008
Video Clip
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What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): a
very brief explanation Dr. M.
Joann Wright, a Hofstra University professor of psychology and
psychologist at Student Counseling Services
Run time 32 seconds
by YouTube.com
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06/30/2008
Video Clip
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What to expect out of CBT:
a very brief explanation Dr. M.
Joann Wright, a Hofstra University professor of psychology and
psychologist at Student Counseling Services
Run time 38 seconds
by YouTube.com
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05/11/2008
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Philadelphia Inquirer
He shows no signs of a Beckian slip
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03/24/2008
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New Jersey Star-Ledger
JK Rowling's dark days before Harry Potter
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12/12/2007
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US News &
World Report
Get Healthier and Happier
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04/09/2007 |
Forbes.com
Patient Fix Thyself
"No pills, no shrink's sofa,
no whining. Cognitive behavioral therapy sheds long-winded
wallowing in past pain-- and may be better than Prozac-- after
only 25 sessions...."
Also see the
In Pictures
link
This slide show briefly reviews
the CBT protocols for headaches, insomnia, panic disorder,
obsessive-compulsive disorder, shyness, bulimia, and anger
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03/19/2007 |
MSNBC.com
Think Thin to Get Thin
An interview with Dr. Judith
Beck, the Author of the
Beck Diet Solution
"... perhaps the best
diet book ever to focus on the psychology of permanent weight
loss. In short, it doesn't tell you what foods to eat or avoid.
Instead, it tells you how to stick to a healthy eating plan of
your own choice—for good—by changing the way you talk to yourself
when confronted with temptation, cravings and the inevitable
dietary lapses."
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02/02/2007
Audio clip |
National Public Radio (NPR), Talk of the
Nation
Can Thoughts and Actions Change our
Brains?
Listen to a fascinating an interview with
science editor Sharon Begley discussing the ways the mind can
change the brain, throughout our lives. Lessons about brain
plasticity.
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04/01/2006 |
New Zealand Herald
Easing the Pain Through Inner Strength
A review of Dr. Padesky &
Dr. Mooney's
resilience approach from their workshop in Auckland, New Zealand
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02/17/2006 |
Wimbledon Guardian
Stressed?
You'll Find the Remedy in Your Library
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01/31/2006 |
Health.com
Read for Emotional Relief |
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01/25/2006
PDF format |
ThedaCare Behavioral Health
Mind Over Mood
(PDF format)
Public lecture announcement.
Dr. Christine Padesky, coauthor of
Mind Over Mood, speaks to 850 members of
the public in Appleton, Wisconsin
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| 10/20/05 |
Timmins
Daily Press
Psychologist Takes Pill-Free Approach
"Medication is not always the
answer for treating depression, a leading expert in cognitive
therapy says. Without treatment, depression can drag on for what
seems like forever, Christine Padesky, a..."
Article only available from their
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Byline: Heather Spadafore
Source: The Daily Press. Page: A3
Edition: Final
$4.95 - The Daily Press (Timmins)
Thu, Oct 20, 2005 - 610 words
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| 4/12/2005 |
Washington Post
Talk therapy and medication appear to offer similar results.
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04/04/2005 |
WebMD.com
Talk Therapy Is Sometimes Best for Depression |
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01/09/2005 |
Observer Guardian (United Kingdom)
New prescription
for mental health: read a good book |
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01/09/2005 |
Boston Globe
Time to change things, but how? It takes more than willpower, so
understand your motivations |
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12/07/2004 |
WebMD.com
Helping
Teens With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome : Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Helps Fatigue, Increases School Attendance, Say Dutch Researchers |
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12/04/2003 |
Grawemeyer Award in Psychology
recipient
Aaron
T. Beck, MD |
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10/10/2002 |
WebMD.com
The
Art of Self-Examination: End Negative Thinking |
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05/23/2002 |
WebMD.com
Therapy as Good as Drugs for Depression : Learning How to Cope Has
Lasting Effects |
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05/22/2002 |
WebMD.com
Do
Your Thoughts Drag You Down? Cognitive therapists say yes. Are they
onto something? |
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01/11/2000 |
New York Times
A Pragmatic Man and His No-Nonsense Therapy |
