###BOLD#TEXT[A critical text for leveraging cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in patients experiencing PTSD]###
###LIST#ORDERED[FALSE]#ITEM[Presents CBT approaches that work for people with PTSD]#ITEM[Provides step-by-step guidance]#ITEM[Includes downloadable tools]#ITEM###This comprehensive volume offers concise, evidence-based guidance on providing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for patients experiencing PTSD. It analyzes common challenges practitioners face and proposes solutions that they can offer to enhance patient outcomes. As a step-by-step guide for implementing principles of CBT for PTSD, including ###ITALIC#TEXT[in vivo]### exposure, imaginal exposure, behavioral activation, and processing trauma-related cognitions, it further explores broad ways of supporting patients with trauma in their healing journey, including working with survivors of intimate partner violence, navigating the legal context of surviving a trauma, and eliciting support from concerned others. This is complemented by support suggestions for clinicians as they learn to implement CBT, from supervision to the prioritization of the therapist’s well-being. ###LINEBREAK######LINEBREAK###This volume is a must-read for clinical psychologists, mental health professionals, and students who want to apply the science of CBT to PTSD and ensure the delivery of successful treatment to PTSD patients.###LINEBREAK######LINEBREAK###The materials for this book can be downloaded from the Hogrefe website after registration.###LINEBREAK### ###LINEBREAK######BOLD#TEXT[Praise for the book]######LINEBREAK######LINEBREAK######ITALIC#TEXT[“… a clear and practical guide. It offers hands-on tools for real-world practice, is very comprehensive, yet accessible, and addresses key factors in providing CBT optimally to trauma survivors.”]### ###LINEBREAK###Ateka A. Contractor, PhD, Professor, Department of Psychology, University of North Texas, Denton, TX###LINEBREAK######LINEBREAK######ITALIC#TEXT[“Dr Brown provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of CBT for PTSD in practice. Both experienced providers and those new to the field will find useful tips and specific tools to help them in their work. I would recommend this book for anyone clinically working with survivors of trauma.”]### ###LINEBREAK###Sheila A. M. Rauch, PhD, ABPP, Professor, Emory University School of Medicine, Deputy Director, Emory Healthcare Veterans Program, Atlanta, GA###LINEBREAK######LINEBREAK######ITALIC#TEXT[“This book distills the best of evidence-based trauma-focused psychotherapy for PTSD into clear, practical guidance you can use right away. Grounded in science and packed with real-world examples, it’s an indispensable companion for both new and seasoned clinicians seeking to elevate their trauma-focused clinical practice.”]### ###LINEBREAK###Lori A. Zoellner, PhD, Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Washington, Director, UW Center for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress, Seattle, WA###LINEBREAK###
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