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Understanding CBT

Kasia Szymanska, Stephen Palmer

Develop Your Own Toolkit to Reduce Stress and Increase Well-being

£12.99

Understanding CBT introduces Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and explains how CBT techniques can help you to understand and change your thoughts and behaviour - and those of others around you.

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    Book Details

    ISBN: 9780749459666
    Published date: 3 Jun 2012
    Paperback

    184 Pages
    Dimensions: 216x138mm
    Language: English

    About The Book

    Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is not just useful in therapeutic and mental health settings, but is now widely recognised as a valuable tool in the workplace. Understanding CBT introduces the basics of cognitive behavioural therapy and provides insights into how you can change the way you think, stand up to anxiety, face fear, develop assertiveness defuse anger and develop new beliefs and attitudes. It offers practical workplace change techniques that can help you to transform stressful situations by changing the way you think and behave. Packed with real life examples and helpful tips, this jargon-free guide is for anyone who wants to know more about CBT and what it can do for them.

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    About The Authors

    Kasia Szymanska is a Chartered Psychologist, an accredited cognitive behavioural psychotherapist and an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society. She works both as a psychotherapist and a coaching psychologist.

    Professor Stephen Palmer is Honorary Professor of Psychology at City University and Director of the Coaching Psychology Unit (the first university based coaching psychology unit to be set up in the UK). He is also Founder Director of the Centre for Stress Management and has written and edited over 20 books on stress management and counselling.


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