Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Illness and Disability

Section One.Theoretical Foundations and General Practice Guidelines

1. Introduction: The Four Case Examples
2. Overview of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
3. The Psychological Complexities of Chronic Illness and Impairment
4. The Initial Assessment and Orientation to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
5. The Subsequent Sessions of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
6. Introduction to the Techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
7. Techniques for Addressing Maladaptive Cognitions That Are Unrealistic
8. Techniques for Addressing Realistic but Maladaptive Cognitions
9. Behavioral Approaches
10. Unique Features of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Clients with Chronic Conditions
Section Two.Related Knowledge

11. Believing in Empathy: The Need for a Novel Approach
12. Instilling Hope in People with Chronic Conditions
13. Overcoming Motivational Dilemmas in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Section Three.Specific Applications of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Fatigue, Pain, Sleep Disorders, and Gastrointestinal Dysfunction

14. Fatigue: Subtypes, Prevalence, and Associated Conditions
15. Cognitive Behavioral Assessment and Treatment Outcomes for Chronic Fatigue: The Case of Nina
16. Pain: Subtypes, Prevalence, and Associated Conditions
17. Cognitive Behavioral Assessment and Treatment Outcomes for Chronic Pain: The Case of Paulette
18. Sleep Dysfunction: Diagnostic Categories, Prevalence, and Associated Conditions
19. Cognitive Behavioral Assessment and Treatment Outcomes for Sleep Dysfunction: The Case of Curtis
20. Gastrointestinal Dysfunction: Diagnostic Categories, Prevalence, and Associated Conditions
21. Cognitive Behavioral Assessment and Treatment Outcomes for Gastrointestinal Dysfunction: The Case of Alex

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Keywords: PSYCHOLOGY / General PSY000000