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100 1 $aGaag, Mark van der,$d1953-
245 10 $aCBT for those at risk of a first episode psychosis :$bevidence-based psychotherapy for people with an 'at risk mental state' /$cMark van der Gaag, Dorien Nieman and David van den Berg.
260 $aLondon ;$aNew York :$bRoutledge,$c2013.
300 $a1 online resource (xvi, 217 pages) :$billustrations
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $acomputer$bc$2rdamedia
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 191-206) and index.
520 $a"This book is an important contribution to the treatment of people with a high risk for developing psychosis. The authors succeeded in integrating recent research findings on cognitive biases and the psychology of salience into a cognitive behavioural therapy framework. The authors are excellent researchers and therapists and this effective therapy is described stepwise, making this handbook transparent and easy to read."--Aaron T. Beck, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania CBT for those at risk of a First Episode Psychosis offers a detailed new psychotherapy that has been shown to reduce the chance of transition to a first psychotic episode and to improve the chance for recovery. This encompasses: - Psycho-education about prepsychotic symptoms - A review of literature about psychological processes that are known to play a role in the development of psychosis - A comprehensive manual - illustrated by numerous clinical vignettes - that can be used to treat help-seeking subjects with an increased risk of developing psychosis. - Links to online resources to be used in the therapy, exercises, psycho-education - A description of the multicentre randomized clinical trial investigating this new psychotherapy. The vast collective experience and expertise of the authors of this handbook results in an invaluable text for clinicians working in mental health care, as well as students, lectures and researchers who have an interest in the prevention of schizophrenia and other severe mental illness"--$cProvided by publisher
588 0 $aPrint version record.
505 00 $gMachine generated contents note:$gpt. I$tTheory and evidence --$g1.$tWhat is an At Risk Mental State? --$tWhat is the incidence of psychosis in ARMS? --$tPrevalence and incidence of psychotic-like experiences --$tClosing-in strategy --$tWhat is the risk of psychosis in help-seeking ARMS subjects? --$tEthical issues --$g2.$tHow to identify ARMS subjects? --$tImportance of identifying ARMS subjects --$tInstruments --$tProcedure --$tConclusion --$tCAARMS case examples --$tIbrahim --$tBen --$tAgnes --$g3.$tWhat are extraordinary experiences? --$tSeveral kinds of extraordinary experiences --$tSensory experiences --$tDistorted self-experiences --$tIdeas of reference --$tSpeech and motor derailment --$g4.$tWhich cognitive biases are associated with ARMS? --$tPerceptual bias --$tSelective attention for threat (seeing danger anywhere) --$tMemory biases --$tSource monitoring and hallucinations (remembering thoughts and phrases as originating from others) --$tHindsight bias (I knew it all along) --$tAttribution bias --$tSelf-serving bias and personalisation bias (blaming others for failure) --$tCovariation bias (overestimation of causality and underestimation of chance) --$tReasoning biases --$tJumping to conclusions/data-gathering bias (hasty conclusions) --$tNegative expectation bias (pessimism) --$tDogmatism/belief inflexibility bias (I know I am right, I need no proof) --$tEmotional reasoning (because if I feel anxious, there must be danger) --$tConfirmation bias (bias against disconfirmatory evidence) --$tBehavioural bias --$tAvoidance behaviour (evading threat) --$g5.$tThe nature of cognitive biases --$tAre some cognitive biases endophenotypes? --$tTransdiagnostic biases --$tDopamine sensitisation, cognitive biases and extraordinary experiences --$tAre cognitive biases open to change? --$tCognitive bias modification in anxiety and mood disorders --$tCognitive biases, anxiety, depression and subclinical psychotic symptoms --$tEffects of metacognitive training in psychosis --$g6.$tEvidence for preventing or postponing a first episode psychosis --$tIntroduction --$tGoals of early detection --$tEvidence for early intervention --$tThe Dutch Early Detection and Intervention Evaluation trial (EDIE-NL) --$tParticipants --$tInterventions --$tResults --$tEvidence for the protocol --$gpt. II$tPractice of CBT for ultra-high risk --$g7.$tA manual for coping with extraordinary and remarkable experiences --$tRationale of the treatment --$tThe Manual: `Coping with Extraordinary and Remarkable Experiences' --$t(1) Introduction and (2) Pre-assessment (one session) --$t(3) Psycho-education and normalising (one session) --$t(4) CBT assessment and metacognitive training (six sessions) --$t(5) Case formulation and goal setting (one session) --$t(6) Cognitive behavioural intervention (6 to 12 sessions) --$t(7) Post-assessment (one session) --$t(8) Consolidation (one session) --$t(9) Booster sessions (for instance, four sessions) --$g8.$tTypical vignettes of treatment cases --$tWhen suspicion starts to impede functioning --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tWhen coincidence does not exist --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tWhen experiences and thoughts become intrusive --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tWhen ghosts are haunting --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tLosing touch with reality --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tMagical thinking --$tIntroduction and assessment --$tNormalising information and alternative explanations --$tMetacognitive training --$tCase formulation --$tCognitive behavioural therapy --$tRelapse prevention and end of therapy --$tConcluding remarks.
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655 4 $aElectronic books.
700 1 $aNieman, Dorien.
700 1 $aBerg, David van den.
776 08 $iPrint version:$aGaag, Mark van der, 1953-$tCBT for those at risk of a first episode psychosis.$dLondon ; New York : Routledge, 2013$z9780415539678$w(DLC) 2012046066$w(OCoLC)795172382
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