Cognition and suicide theory, research, and therapy
Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) leads the field of psychotherapy in the evidence-based study and treatment of many psychological disorders. However, CBT has been less prominently applied to the study and prevention of suicidal behaviors. This volume is a compilation of theory, research, and interve...
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American Psychological Association
2006
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Table of Contents:
- The study of cognition and suicide / Thomas E. Ellis
- Shneidman's contributions to the understanding of suicidal thinking / David A. Jobes and Kathryn N. Nelson
- Cognitive therapy, cognition, and suicidal behavior / Gregory K. Brown ... [et al.]
- Suicide from the perspective of rational emotive behavior therapy / Albert Ellis and Thomas E. Ellis
- Linehan's theory of suicidal behavior / Milton Z. Brown
- Suicide and the inner voice / Lisa Firestone
- To be or not to be / Robert A. Neimeyer and David A. Winter
- The role of overgeneral memory in suicidality / J. Mark G. Williams ... [et al.]
- The body-mind of the suicidal person / Israel Orbach
- Trait perfectionism dimensions and suicidal behavior / Paul L. Hewitt ... [et al.]
- Problem-solving / Mark A. Reinecke
- Suicide and positive cognitions / Laricka R. Wingate ... [et al.]
- Developmental influences on suicidality among adolescents / Barry M. Wagner and Joanna H. Zimmerman
- Suicide and cognition in schizophrenia / Zaffer Iqbal and Max Birchwood
- Trauma and suicide / Donald Meichenbaum
- Fluid vulnerability theory / M. David Rudd.