01832nam a22002297a 450000500170000000700030001700800410002002000180006104000140007904100130009310000270010624500960013326000520022930000150028152011770029665000300147365000130150365000220151665000240153865500140156270000260157620230504102527.0ta210818s2018    -us||||| |||| 001 0 eng d  a9781462536665  aCOPMbspa  aInglés1 aBryan, Craig J.eautor10aBrief cognitive-behavioral therapy for suicide prevention b/ Craig J. Bryan, M. David Rudd  aNew York,aLondonb: The Guilford Pressc; 2018  aIX, 294 p.  aPart I. Background and conceptual foundation
1. Why brief cognitive-behavioral therapy to prevent suicide?
2. Conceptualizing suicide: the suicidal mode
3. Core principles of treatment with suicidal patients
4. Suicide risk assessment and its documentation
5. Monitoring treatment progress
6. An overview of brief cognitive-behavioral therapy

Part II. The first session
7. Describing the structure of brief cognitve-behavioral therapy
8. The narrative assessment
9. The Treatment log and the case conceptualization
10. The crisis response plan

Part III. Phase one: emotion regulation and crisis management
11. Treatment planning and the commitment to treatment statement
12. Means safety counseling and the crisis support plan
13. Targeting sleep disturbance
14. Relaxation and mindfulness skills training

Part IV. Phase two: undermining the suicidal belief system
16. ABC Worksheets
17. Challenging questions worksheets
18. Patterns of problematic thinking worksheets
19. Activity planning and coping cards

Part V. Phase three: relapse prevention
20. The relapse preventions task and ending treatment
Appendix A. Patient forms and handouts
Appendix B. Clinician tools17aPrevención del suicidio17aSuicidio17aTerapia cognitiva17aTerapia de conducta 4aPsiLibros  aRudd, M. Davideautor