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Stahl’s Essential Psychopharmacology: Case Studies, Volume 2 offers real-world clinical scenarios that apply in clinical psychology in the field of psychopharmacology principles to treatment interventions. Each case provides insights into treatment choices, focusing on evidence-based approaches and how drug mechanisms function for disorders like depression, schizophrenia, and anxiety.
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Distinctive Features of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a contemporary behavior therapy that integrates acceptance and mindfulness interventions with commitment and behavior change strategies to promote psychological flexibility. Psychological flexibility involves being present in the moment and adapting behavior to align with one’s chosen values. The book is divided into two sections: The Distinctive Theoretical Features of ACT and The Distinctive Practical Features of ACT. It summarizes the key aspects of ACT in 30 concise points, highlighting how it differs from traditional cognitive behavior therapy. “Acceptance and Commitment Therapy” serves as an excellent guide to ACT, presented in a straightforward format that is accessible to newcomers and useful as a reference for experienced clinicians.
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Money-related stress has been present since the advent of money. Today, more people experience financial stress and self-destructive behavior, regardless of economic conditions. Financial Therapy has emerged to address these concerns, evolving from a fringe area to a crucial field in psychology. “Financial Therapy” is the first comprehensive guide, bridging theory, practical methods, and cross-disciplinary evidence to improve clients’ financial well-being. It identifies money-based disorders like compulsive buying, financial hoarding, and workaholism, and explores early experiences that shape harmful “money scripts.” The book connects financial stability to broader therapeutic goals, offering practical assessment tools, intervention strategies, cultural and ethical insights, and case studies. It integrates research-based and practice-based models with established treatment approaches. This text is essential for professionals in psychotherapy, counseling, family therapy, financial planning, and social policy, serving as an introduction to and a roadmap for the future of financial therapy.
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This comprehensive course text is designed to train new counselors in both basic and advanced counseling micro-skills drawn from various therapeutic approaches. It helps trainees understand when and how to use specific skills within a structured counseling process. The book covers practical topics such as ethics, cultural considerations, record-keeping, supervision, and creating a conducive counseling environment. It also explains how different therapeutic approaches relate to specific micro-skills and how to effectively combine them for facilitating change and delivering effective counseling. This accessible introduction to counseling skills is essential for both teachers and trainees, serving as an excellent course text for counselors from diverse theoretical backgrounds.
