Metacognitive Therapy

Metacognitive Therapy is an indispensable guide both for experienced and newly trained therapists who sometimes feel stuck or who are looking for a clear roadmap for conceptualizing and treating complex and comorbid problems.

Autorentext

Göran Parment is an experienced licensed psychologist, a specialist in clinical psychology, and a MCTI-registered therapist at an advanced level. He is engaged as a supervisor at the Metacognitive Therapy Institute.

Klappentext

Metacognitive Therapy is an indispensable guide both for experienced and newly trained therapists who sometimes feel stuck or who are looking for a clear roadmap for conceptualizing and treating complex and comorbid problems.

Inhalt

Introduction

1. The Field of Psychotherapy: From Disparate Problems to a Unifying Approach 2. Metacognitive Therapy: A Theory-Driven Transdiagnostic Model 3. The Treatment, Part 1: Overview of the Treatment 4. The Treatment, Part 2: Modifying the Metacognitive Beliefs 5. Using MCT With Common Psychological Problems, Part 1: Anxiety and Worry 6. Using MCT With Common Psychological Problems, Part 2: PTSD, OCD, Depression, Sleep Problems, Prolonged Grief, and More 7. The State of Evidence for MCT 8. Some Common Considerations and Doubts About Limited Applicability 9. MCT as a New Paradigm and Looking Ahead References Appendix 1: The Concepts in MCT and Abbreviations Appendix 2: Measuring CAS and Metacognition