2. Goldfried and Davision (1994)
Accept the notion that much maladaptive
behavior is determine by the ways in which people
construe their world or by the assumptions they
make about it.
4. Rational restructuring
Is not a self-contained, theoretically derived
procedure but an eclectic series of techniques that
can be tailored to suit the particular demands of
the patient’s situation.
Good example
Ellis’s (1962) rational-emotive therapy (RET)
5. According to Ellis
All behavior, whether maladjusted or otherwise ,
is determine not by events but by the person’s
interpretation of those event.
7. Meichenbaum (1997)
Developed stress inoculation training (SIT)
SIT
Aims to prevent problems from developing by
“inoculating” individuals to ongoing and future
stressor (Meichenbaum (1997)
8. Three overlaping phases
Conceptualization phase
Skill acquisition and rehearsal phase
Application phase
SPI use for three treatment
Rape and assault trauma
Posttraumatic stress disorder
Anger dyscontrol
10. Beck’s Cognitive Theory
Aaron Beck
A pioneer in the development of cognitive-
behavioral treatments for a variety of clinical
problems.
The use of both cognitive and behavioral
techniques to modify dysfunctional thinking
patterns that characterize the problem or disorder
in question.
11. Dialectical Behavioral
Therapy
Is a relatively new cognitive-behavioral
treatment for borderline personality disorder
(BPD) and related conditions involving
emotional dysregulation and impulsivity.
DBT
Is developed based on clinical experience with
woman diagnosed with BPD who engaged in
suicidal behavior.
12. Invalidating environment
Are those in which a person’s wants and feelings
are discounted or disrespected and effort to
communicate are disregarded or punished.
DBT involves
Skills training in problem-solving techniques
Emotional regulation
Interpersonal skills
13. Clients in DBT cycle twice through four skills
training modules:
Mindfulness
Emotional regulation
Distress tolerance
Interpersonal effectiveness