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Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond
by Judith S. Beck
from The Guilford Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

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• Solid
  Cognitive Therapy is written for the psychologist but it's an interesting and thoughtful approach to a topic (mental health) that can be read by anyone trying to get an understanding of their own processes.

• Good for beginners
  This book is written with concrete examples of a very obvious cognitive case. In practice things are much more difficult or less approachable in cognitive terms. Still good to start getting a good idea about CBT.

• Good for beginners
  This book is written with concrete examples of a very obvious cognitive case. In practice things are much more difficult or less approachable in cognitive terms. Still good to start getting a good idea about CBT.

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