Bryan, Craig J. <br/><br/>
Brief cognitive-behavioral therapy for suicide prevention   / Craig J. Bryan, M. David Rudd 

 - New York,  London  : The Guilford Press  ; 2018 
 - IX, 294 p. 
<br/><br/> Part I. Background and conceptual foundation<br/>1. Why brief cognitive-behavioral therapy to prevent suicide?<br/>2. Conceptualizing suicide: the suicidal mode<br/>3. Core principles of treatment with suicidal patients<br/>4. Suicide risk assessment and its documentation<br/>5. Monitoring treatment progress<br/>6. An overview of brief cognitive-behavioral therapy<br/><br/>Part II. The first session<br/>7. Describing the structure of brief cognitve-behavioral therapy<br/>8. The narrative assessment<br/>9. The Treatment log and the case conceptualization<br/>10. The crisis response plan<br/><br/>Part III. Phase one: emotion regulation and crisis management<br/>11. Treatment planning and the commitment to treatment statement<br/>12. Means safety counseling and the crisis support plan<br/>13. Targeting sleep disturbance<br/>14. Relaxation and mindfulness skills training<br/><br/>Part IV. Phase two: undermining the suicidal belief system<br/>16. ABC Worksheets<br/>17. Challenging questions worksheets<br/>18. Patterns of problematic thinking worksheets<br/>19. Activity planning and coping cards<br/><br/>Part V. Phase three: relapse prevention<br/>20. The relapse preventions task and ending treatment<br/>Appendix A. Patient forms and handouts<br/>Appendix B. Clinician tools 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781462536665 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Prevención del suicidio<br/>Suicidio<br/>Terapia cognitiva<br/>Terapia de conducta
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