Dr. Elizabeth Epstein discusses Cognitive Behavioral Treatments, which are designed to help people, primarily women, cope with their lives without using substances. Dr. Epstein has 20 years experience conducting treatment outcome studies with alcohol and drug use disordered persons. She has focused on clinical research in the addictions, particularly, randomized clinical trials and treatment development [...]
Tags:
alcohol,
alcoholic,
behavioral,
cognitive,
college,
Elizabeth,
Epstein,
faculty,
family,
men,
rehabilitation,
research,
Rutgers,
smithers,
studies,
treatment,
University,
women No Comments |
Read the rest of this entry »
Bruce Liese discusses using Cognitive Therapy with a client who is struggling with addiction. Watch the full video to see Liese in an actual therapy session.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy is not a single body of techniques. It is grown from a very small number to quite a different sort of pool of interventions. Yes, it maybe one-on-one talk therapy, but unlike dynamic therapy it’s not about what happened in childhood. It’s all here and now. It’s what you can do tomorrow. You [...]