Table of Contents

Foreword
Introduction
Reflection in CBT: Becoming better therapists, supervisors and trainers - Beverly Haarhoff and Richard Thwaites
Bringing CBT supervision alive: Maximising the role of supervisor and supervisee reflection - Richard Thwaites and Beverly Haarhoff
Developing your self-supervision practice: Using reflection to increase therapeutic effectiveness and enhance CBT skill development - Richard Thwaites and Beverly Haarhoff
Reflecting on the therapeutic relationship in CBT - Beverly Haarhoff and Richard Thwaites
Reflecting on our sociocultural background: Becoming more culturally sensitive and effective CBT therapists - Beverly Haarhoff and Richard Thwaites
Client feedback: an essential input to therapist reflection - James Hawkins, Richard Thwaites and Beverly Haarhoff
Reflection in CBT training - Peter Armstrong
Experiencing CBT for yourself: Using self-practice and self-reflection (SP/SR) to develop therapeutic competence and metacompetence - Richard Thwaites and Beverly Haarhoff
Reflection in Low Intensity CBT: challenges and practice-based innovations - Paul Farrand, Kat Rayson and Faye Small
Using self-reflection to promote CBT therapist self-care - Beverly Haarhoff and Richard Thwaites

About the Author

Beverley Haarhoff is Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand.  Richard Thwaites is Clinical Director for First Step, Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. 

Reviews

This is an important book in the journey of CBT: a book that has needed to be written. With the greatest of pleasure I can report that the authors have done an admirable job. 
*James Bennett-Levy, Associate Professor in Mental Health*

This is a comprehensive, well-researched and well-organised book that is valuable for CBT practitioners at all levels of experience and that offers the reader an original approach to becoming a more effective CBT therapist. 
*Sarah Corrie, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Visiting Professor*

I encourage you to engage with, reflect deeply upon and carry forward the insights, challenges and strategies offered to you in this masterful treatment of reflection in CBT. 
*Michael Worrell, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Programme Director*