Palliative care inParkinson′s disease: Role of cognitive behavior therapy

Role of Emotion in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy

The behavioral tradition has clearly evolved over the past four decades, moving from its focus on specific actions to an increasing attention to cognitive and affective aspects of human functioning. In the 1960s, behavior therapy was criticized for its exclusive focus on overt behaviors and its reliance on classical and operant learning models that, while important and useful, had limited clini...

a role in palliative care ?

Psychedelic drugs are agents that may assist a person in approaching existential issues. They enjoy a rich history in ancient, non-Western cultures and, more recently, in psychiatric research of the 1960s. After a 40-year hiatus, international trials are now underway to revisit the role of psychedelic drugs in assisting patients with terminal cancer to explore – and resolve – anxiety-inducing e...

Palliative care in chronic disease.

Effect of cognitive-behavior therapy for betrayed women

Infidelity is the most frequently cited cause of divorce and is described by couple therapists as among the most difficult problems to treat.im of this study was effect of cognitive-behavioral therapy for betrayed women in Tehran city Method was pre experimental. Sampling was purposeful in which 15 wives (20-35 years old) were selected). They had experienced betrayals that were participating in...

Learning cognitive behavior therapy.

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Progress toward establishing treatments for mental disorders has been good, particularly for cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). However, there is considerable room for improvement. The goal of this study was to begin the process of investigating the potential for improving treatment outcome via improving our understanding of learning processes. METHODS Individuals dia...