PTSD, if not treated correctly, is a debilitating and paralyzing disorder; the memory of the trauma and the consequent symptoms have the potential of putting a halt on a person’s life. As a therapist, it’s possible to guide the patient with PTSD to a more fulfilling and happy life, helping him or her elaborate on […]
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Books for Therapists on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Another branch of behavioral therapy, DBT is a powerful approach that offers alternative paths to those who are suffering from any kind of mental health issue, even the cases that don’t seem to benefit from any other kind of therapy. Nevertheless, to achieve the level of expertise needed to work with DBT, a lot of […]
Books for Therapists on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
CBT is a revolutionary therapy modality that has greatly influenced psychology as a whole since its first formulation. The number of therapists involved with it grows every day, making for a large group of psychologists theorizing about this thrilling approach. Either to learn the basis of CBT or discuss more advanced matters, these books are […]
Books for Therapists on Cognitive Therapy
For a great number of disorders, like anxiety, OCD, depression, and others, cognitive therapy is one of the most indicated therapy modalities. Its practical and constructive character helps patients restructure themselves and their lives, leading the way to a more satisfactory way of life. The publications below offer great descriptions, advice, and strategies to any […]
Books for Therapists on Therapy in General
This section approaches themes that are common to every therapy orientation, discussing concerns, advice, and strategies to enrich and model the psychotherapeutic process. These eye-opening publications will assist you in understanding the life-changing potential of therapy, and how to achieve real change. To keep this site running, we are an Amazon Associate where we earn […]
Books for Therapists on ACT
ACT is a branch of behavioral therapy, and even though it’s relatively recent, it already has proven effectiveness; however, it’s an approach full of complexities and details, which is why it’s necessary to dive deep into the theory. This section presents some highly important books that shaped and influenced ACT, teaching how to implement it […]
Books for Therapists on Group Therapy
Group therapy is a well researched and used method in many fields of psychology; however, contrary to what some people think, conducting a group is not easy, nor simple. The next few books touch on the theory of group therapy, detailing its functioning, and provide valuable techniques and tools to make you confident and calm […]
Books for Therapists on Sexuality
This section addresses one of the most important aspects of human experience: sexuality. Still a taboo to this day, human sexuality (and even more women’s sexuality) isn’t given the attention and care as it deserves, seeing as it’s a key aspect to fulfillment and joy. Discussing how sex is involved in the psychotherapeutic process and […]
Books for Therapists on Couples/Marriage Therapy
To work as a couple’s therapist, a psychologist must be insightful, firm, and highly observative. However, that’s not all that’s needed, as the professional must have a deep understanding of what influences a couple, and what plays into the relationship. These next few books shed light on these topics, showing you some of the most […]
Books for Therapists on Family Therapy
Family therapy has evolved a lot over the years, growing on theories by different authors and psychologists that set out to explain what are the dynamics involved in a family, how their relationships are built, what influences it, and a series of other questions concerning the considered basis of a person’s identity. Even if a […]