Contextual Anger Regulation Therapy A Mindfulness and Acceptance-Based Approach Practical Clinical Guidebooks Series
Auteurs : Gardner Frank L., Moore Zella E.
Anger is a natural human emotion that can serve important survival functions, but the excessive presence of anger and its associated negative outcomes?such as aggression and violence?can lead to significant interpersonal, intrapersonal, occupational, legal, familial, societal, and physical health problems. Unfortunately, clinical anger clients haven?t historically been helped in truly sustainable ways, and loved ones and society at large are often left to simply watch as these individuals struggle to overcome their anger and the noxious behaviors that often emanate from this troubling condition.
Contextual Anger Regulation Therapy gives clinicians the power to change this. The book presents an exciting nine-module mindfulness and acceptance-based behavioral treatment program that has been effectively utilized in formal clinical settings with clinical anger clients, including those mandated for treatment following both non-domestic and domestic violence. Treatment success has not only been demonstrated in observable ways, including significant reductions in violence recidivism and marked improvements in quality of life; it has also been seen in scientific data both in the laboratory and with large numbers of mandated clinical anger clients.
1: Understanding Clinical Anger. 2: The Anger Avoidance Model (AAM). 3: Assessment and Case Conceptualization of Clinical Anger. 4: Contextual Anger Regulation Therapy: Treatment Overview. 5: Contextual Anger Regulation Therapy: Step-by-Step Treatment Description. 6: Special Considerations. 7: Case Study. References.
Date de parution : 08-2013
15.2x22.9 cm
Date de parution : 09-2013
15.2x22.9 cm
Thème de Contextual Anger Regulation Therapy :
Mots-clés :
CBT; cognitive behavioral therapy; anger management; Clinical Anger; Cart Treatment; Social Anxiety Disorder; Cognitive Defusion; Traditional Cognitive Behavioral Treatments; Cart Model; Psychological Assessment; Hostile Rumination; Anger Disorder; Trait Anger; STAXI-2; Emotion Regulation Scale; Discriminative Stimulus; VLQ-2; Bas Sensitivity; Clinical Interview; Anger Treatments; Anger Pathology; Bas System; Mindfulness Exercise; Early Learning Histories; NAS; Selfreport Measures; Traditional CBT; Non-specific Treatment Factors