Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in Groups

activities addition anxiety approach assessment associated attention avoidance begins behavioral beliefs benefit bipolar CBT group challenging Chapter client clinical cognitive common comorbidity complete condition considered continued coping core depression described develop difficulties discussion eating effective emotional encouraged et al evidence example expectations experience exposure factors fear feel focus focuses functioning goals group CBT group leaders group members group process group treatment homework identify important increased individual interpersonal intervention involves issues lead learning less manage measures meeting ment motivation negative occur offer outcome panic disorder participants particular patients person positive possible practice present problem protocol questions records response result role sessions setting severe share situations skills social specific strategies structure studies substance suggest symptoms techniques therapists therapy thoughts tion treat triggers typically understanding week