Reviews

"Ideal for graduate students in the field of psychology studying theories of therapy and counseling as well as for seasoned counseling practitioners interested in better understanding this approach." --Midwest Book Review

"Craske presents a thorough history of CBT, from its origins as a science-based treatment of behaviors to its second- and third-wave iterations, which incorporate the role of cognition as content and the function of cognition in changing behavior. As in all the volumes of this series, the author presents the therapy process, applications to specific disorders, efficacy research, contraindicators, and cross-cultural limitations. Well-chosen case studies illustrate a variety of applications." --Choice