Cognitive Therapy with Couples and Groups

The book explores the application of cognitive therapy in diverse settings, emphasizing its effectiveness with couples, families, and groups. Arthur Freeman, a leader in cognitive therapy, brings his extensive clinical experience to address common challenges faced by therapists, particularly those treating depression. Notable topics include innovative strategies for managing loneliness, alcoholism, and agoraphobia, showcasing the evolution of cognitive approaches beyond individual treatment. The volume reflects a commitment to expanding therapeutic practices for various populations.