Cbt Case Study Essay
Case Study.
Set out within the context of this Case Report will be an ideographic assessment and formulation of a clinical case involving the use of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. This will be done with a single client receiving care on an inpatient Unit. Due to the complex nature of this case a single target problem will be identified and addressed. In concordance with NMC code of conduct, confidentiality will be upheld, throughout the body of this report. The client involved within this case study has consented throughout and his name has been changed to protect his identity, the client will simply be referred to as ‘Dave’. A brief summary of the patient will be given as will the clients experiences and concerns.
Dave is 30 year old gentleman …show more content…
The cognitive principle pivots around the influence of cognitions on a person’s emotional reactions and behaviour, it appreciates how people see, interpret and react differently to similar events with individual cognitions giving rise to individual emotions. The behavioural principle considers how a person’s behaviours occur in direct response to stimulus and are cyclic in nature. Great sway is placed on the impact that behaviour has on thoughts and emotions and how the modification individual behaviour has a significant impact on changing ones thoughts and emotions (Westbrook et al …show more content…
and Clark,D. (1998) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for psychiatric problems: A practical guide. Oxford: University Press.
Padesky, C. Greenberger, D. (1995) Clinicians Guide to MIND OVER MOOD. London: The Guild Press.
Pallanti S; Quercioli L and Hollander E. (2004) Social Anxiety in Outpatients With Schizophrenia: A Relevant Cause of Disability. Am J Psychiatry 161:1. http://ajp.psychiatryonline.org. sourced 04/02/2012.
Schaap, C., Bennun, I., Schindler, L and Hoogduin, K (1993) The Therapeutic Relationship in Behavioural Psychotherapy. Wiley-Blackwell.
Westbrook, D, Kennerley H and Kirk J, (2007) An Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Skills and applications. Sage Publications Limited, London.
Willson, R and Branch, R. (2007) Cognative Behavioural Therapy for Dummies. Wiley and Sons, Ltd.
Waller, G., Cordery, H., Corstorphine, E., Hinrichsen., H Lawson, R., Mountford, V and Russell, K (2007) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders. Cambridge University press.
Yorke, S. Gaylard, M (2003) ‘A CBT Based group for people with enduring psychotic symptoms’, Mental Heath Practice, 6 (10),
Set out within the context of this Case Report will be an ideographic assessment and formulation of a clinical case involving the use of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. This will be done with a single client receiving care on an inpatient Unit. Due to the complex nature of this case a single target problem will be identified and addressed. In concordance with NMC code of conduct, confidentiality will be upheld, throughout the body of this report. The client involved within this case study has consented throughout and his name has been changed to protect his identity, the client will simply be referred to as ‘Dave’. A brief summary of the patient will be given as will the clients experiences and concerns.
Dave is 30 year old gentleman …show more content…
The cognitive principle pivots around the influence of cognitions on a person’s emotional reactions and behaviour, it appreciates how people see, interpret and react differently to similar events with individual cognitions giving rise to individual emotions. The behavioural principle considers how a person’s behaviours occur in direct response to stimulus and are cyclic in nature. Great sway is placed on the impact that behaviour has on thoughts and emotions and how the modification individual behaviour has a significant impact on changing ones thoughts and emotions (Westbrook et al …show more content…
and Clark,D. (1998) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for psychiatric problems: A practical guide. Oxford: University Press.
Padesky, C. Greenberger, D. (1995) Clinicians Guide to MIND OVER MOOD. London: The Guild Press.
Pallanti S; Quercioli L and Hollander E. (2004) Social Anxiety in Outpatients With Schizophrenia: A Relevant Cause of Disability. Am J Psychiatry 161:1. http://ajp.psychiatryonline.org. sourced 04/02/2012.
Schaap, C., Bennun, I., Schindler, L and Hoogduin, K (1993) The Therapeutic Relationship in Behavioural Psychotherapy. Wiley-Blackwell.
Westbrook, D, Kennerley H and Kirk J, (2007) An Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Skills and applications. Sage Publications Limited, London.
Willson, R and Branch, R. (2007) Cognative Behavioural Therapy for Dummies. Wiley and Sons, Ltd.
Waller, G., Cordery, H., Corstorphine, E., Hinrichsen., H Lawson, R., Mountford, V and Russell, K (2007) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Eating Disorders. Cambridge University press.
Yorke, S. Gaylard, M (2003) ‘A CBT Based group for people with enduring psychotic symptoms’, Mental Heath Practice, 6 (10),