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DEvElOPMENtAl PSyChOlOgy ................................... 69 EAtINg & BODy-IMAgE DISORDERS ............................. 70 BORDERlINE PERSONAlIty DISORDER ..................... 75 NARCISSIStIC PERSONAlIty DISORDER ................... 77 AttENtION DEFICIt DISORDER .................................... 78 IMPUlSE-CONtROl DISORDERS .................................... 79 OthER DISORDERS .............................................................. 80 PhARMACOlOgy .................................................................. 82 REFERENCE .............................................................................. 83 ISSUES & IDEAS ....................................................................... 84 SElF-EStEEM ........................................................................... 88 ANgER MANAgEMENt ....................................................... 90 ADDICtION & RECOvERy .................................................. 94 gRIEF MANAgEMENt .......................................................... 96 ChRONIC PAIN MANAgEMENt ...................................... 97 MEDICAl CONDItIONS ...................................................... 99 MARRIAgE, FAMIly & RElAtIONShIPS ..................... 100 COMMUNICAtION .............................................................. 106 RElAxAtION & StRESS MANAgEMENt .................... 108 ORDERINg INFORMAtION .............................................. 112 ORDER FORM ......................................................................... 113
thOUghtS & FEElINgS, FOURth EDItION Taking Control of Your Moods & Your Life MAtthEW MCKAy, PhD, MARthA DAvIS, PhD, & PAtRICK FANNINg The self-help classic adapts cognitive behavior therapy techniques into a powerful program that has benefitted thousands of readers by helping them overcome the emotional and behavioral challenges of everyday life. This workbook shows readers how they can identify and change the irrational recurring thoughts that can lead to anxiety, anger, depression, and obsessive thinking by replacing these negative thoughts with new, constructive thoughts and behaviors. Readers discover how to distance themselves from unproductive negative thoughts and learn to identify their core values so they can use these values as a road map to emotional stability and life satisfaction. Now in its fourth edition, Thoughts and Feelings provides you and your clients with twenty evidencebased techniques that can be combined to create a personal treatment plan for overcoming emotional and behavioral challenges of any kind. Plans can be customized to address multiple concerns at once to regain mastery over moods and emotions. This updated edition includes: • defusion techniques for rumination • new methodologies for brief and prolonged exposure • worksheets to help readers apply values-based behavior activation strategies “Chock-full of systematic strategies for the treatment of a wide variety of psychological problems. Eminently readable and helpful for professionals as well as patients.” —Aaron T. Beck, MD, president of the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research Psychopathology “An outstanding book. I recommend it without reservation for both general readers and therapists.” —Jacqueline B. Persons, PhD, director of the San Francisco Bay Area Center for Cognitive Therapy and clinical professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley “One of the most comprehensive and empirically sound guidebooks in all of self-help literature. All of the major problems in living are covered.” —Cory F. Newman, PhD, clinical director of the Center for Cognitive Therapy and associate professor of psychology in psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania Also available as an e-book at newharbinger.com Table of Contents Preface to the Fourth Edition: How to Use This Book n Chapter 1. Making Your Own Treatment Plan n Chapter 2. Uncovering Automatic Thoughts n Chapter 3. Changing Patterns of Limited Thinking n Chapter 4. Changing Hot Thoughts n Chapter 5. Relaxation n Chapter 6. Worry Control n Chapter 7. Coping with Panic n Chapter 8. Coping Imagery n Chapter 9. Mindfulness n Chapter 10. Defusion n Chapter 11. Getting Mobilized n Chapter 12. Putting Values into Action n Chapter 13. Brief Exposure n Chapter 14. Prolonged Exposure n Chapter 15. Testing Core Beliefs n Chapter 16. Changing Core Beliefs with Visualization n Chapter 17. Stress Inoculation for Anger Control n Chapter 18. Covert Modeling n Chapter 19. Covert Sensitization n Chapter 20. Problem Solving n Chapter 21. When It Doesn’t Come Easy n References and Resources Table of contents may vary from actual book. To order, call us at 1-800-748-6273 / fax: 800-652-1613 new books new edition Matthew McKay, PhD, is a professor at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, California. He has authored and coauthored numerous books, including The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook, Self-Esteem, Thoughts and Feelings, When Anger Hurts, and ACT on Life Not on Anger. His books combined have sold more than two million copies. McKay received his PhD in clinical psychology from the California School of <strong>Professional</strong> Psychology. In private practice, he specializes in the cognitive behavioral treatment of anxiety, anger, and depression. Martha Davis, PhD, was a psychologist in the department of psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Santa Clara, CA, where she practiced individual, couple, and group psychotherapy for more than thirty years prior to her retirement. She is coauthor of The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook. Patrick Fanning is a professional writer in the mental health field. He is author of Visualization for Change and Lifetime Weight Control and coauthor of several self-help books, including Self-Esteem and 50 Ways to Simplify Your Life. From Thoughts and Feelings: You have been stuck in a mental groove, focusing on things from your environment that typically frighten, sadden, or anger you. In order to conquer filtering, you will have to deliberately shift focus. You can shift focus in two ways: One approach is to place your attention on coping strategies for dealing with the problem rather than obsessing about the problem itself. The other is to focus on the opposite of your primary mental theme. For example, if you tend to focus on the theme of loss, instead focus on what you still have that is of value. If your theme is danger, focus instead on things in your environment that represent comfort and safety. If your theme is injustice, stupidity, or incompetence, shift your focus to what people do that does meet with your approval. A New Harbinger Classic 8 x 10 / 336 pages / <strong>2011</strong> ISBN-10: 1-60882-22087 ISBN-13: 978-1-6088-22089 US $24.95 1
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