Seminars in the Psychotherapies
Edited by
Jane Naismith and Sandra Grant
Part of the College Seminars Series.
Seminars in the Psychotherapies presents an overview of
the major established psychotherapies for which there is a growing
evidence base and provides background knowledge for psychiatrists
who are developing their therapeutic skills. Dynamic psychotherapy,
cognitive–behavioural psychotherapy and systemic therapy − the
three main modalities required for trainees in general psychiatry
and for psychiatrists training in psychotherapy − are emphasised.
As well as exploring the differences between therapies, there is
discussion of the common ground. Clinical examples are used
throughout to highlight how theory can be applied to practice and
to illustrate how different theoretical concepts are linked. Group
psychotherapy, family therapy, therapy with children and
adolescents, and psychotherapy research are also discussed.
Aimed primarily at trainees, Seminars in the
Psychotherapies is also relevant for psychotherapists from
different professional backgrounds and for psychiatrists in other
specialties who wish to update themselves on psychotherapy.
- All the main types of psychotherapy are
covered.
- Links between different approaches are
explored.
- Theory is linked to practice through clinical
examples.
- A broad developmental perspective is
taken.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Assessment
in psychotherapy - Frank Margison & Phil
Brown
2.
Psychodynamic theories I - John Shemilt &
Jane Naismith
3.
Psychodynamic theories II - John Shemilt &
Jane Naismith
4.
Psychodynamic therapy with individuals -
Sandra Grant
5. Cognitive
analytic therapy - Tom Murphy & Susan
Llewelyn
6.
Behavioural and cognitive theories - Lynne M.
Drummond & Hilary Warwick
7.
Behavioural and cognitive therapies - Lynne M.
Drummond & Hilary
Warwick
8. Cognitive
therapy for severe mental disorders - Jan
Scott
9. Group
psychotherapy - John Hook
10. Child and
adolescent individual psychoanalytical psychotherapy -
Jean Robinson
11. Family
therapy and systemic practice - Graham Bryce
12. Research
in psychotherapy - Anthony Bateman
Index