best CBT books to refresh my memory?
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The latest edition of "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Basics and Beyond" (by Judith Beck, intro by Aaron Beck) came out last year. Haven't read it yet, but it seemed pretty worthwhile from the quick skims I've done.
I also like recommending "The CBT Toolbox" to my patients who can't afford or access therapy. Has plenty of worksheets and explains basic concepts pretty well, so it may be a good refresher/reference if you want a quick 5-minute review of various exercises.
I also like recommending "The CBT Toolbox" to my patients who can't afford or access therapy. Has plenty of worksheets and explains basic concepts pretty well, so it may be a good refresher/reference if you want a quick 5-minute review of various exercises.
Agreed with Stagg, the Beck book is quite good. For specific disorders/protocols, I've really liked the Treatments That Work series, both for therapist manuals and patient workbooks: Treatments That Work | Journals | Oxford Academic
'Doing CBT' by David Tolin is currently my favorite generalist CBT text:
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