This paper analyzes the development of cognitive therapies to provide an idea of the state of the art, reflecting its extant different trends. Cognitive therapies that are not the result of the efforts of a single creator but of several independent thinkers (Beck, Ellis, Kelly) along with the "cognitive-behavioral" trend. In the eighties, the development of a constructivist perspective (Guidano, Liotti, Mahoney, Neimeyer) within the cognitive realm suggest the idea of "a revolution within the revolution." In describing the present situation we follow the distinction proposed by Mahoney & Gabriel (1987) between rationalist and constructivist perspectives. This bears important implications for conceptualizing the client's problem and prov...
The main aim of this paper is to make a theoretical reflection on the past and future of cognitive p...
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses on four mysths and controversial issues about cognitive therapy. The fi...
Treatment guidelines indicate that the treatment of choice for most psychological problems is cognit...
This paper analyzes the development of cognitive therapies to provide an idea of the state of the ar...
The present paper revises the development of the metatheory of psychotherapeutic cognitive model, fr...
This article draws heavily on Piagetian constructivism. In other words, it follows a constructivist-...
Psychotherapy outcome research has failed to find consistent differences in effectiveness between di...
In this article the characteristics of different models of therapy that work with cognitive and know...
The constructivist perspective has shed new light on the conception of psychopathology and the pract...
This theoretical paper aims to describe the socio-cultural foundations and origin of cognitive psych...
Cognition is seen from a constructivist epistemology as the basic activity of living, that is, inter...
This article presents Cognitive Therapy from an evolutionary-constructivist perspective. According t...
Cognitive psychotherapies are experiencing dramatic conceptual changes. An increassing constructivis...
The purpose of this communication is to consider those open orcontroversial in current constructivis...
Clinical phenomena can be conceptualized according to three different levels (individual, interactio...
The main aim of this paper is to make a theoretical reflection on the past and future of cognitive p...
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses on four mysths and controversial issues about cognitive therapy. The fi...
Treatment guidelines indicate that the treatment of choice for most psychological problems is cognit...
This paper analyzes the development of cognitive therapies to provide an idea of the state of the ar...
The present paper revises the development of the metatheory of psychotherapeutic cognitive model, fr...
This article draws heavily on Piagetian constructivism. In other words, it follows a constructivist-...
Psychotherapy outcome research has failed to find consistent differences in effectiveness between di...
In this article the characteristics of different models of therapy that work with cognitive and know...
The constructivist perspective has shed new light on the conception of psychopathology and the pract...
This theoretical paper aims to describe the socio-cultural foundations and origin of cognitive psych...
Cognition is seen from a constructivist epistemology as the basic activity of living, that is, inter...
This article presents Cognitive Therapy from an evolutionary-constructivist perspective. According t...
Cognitive psychotherapies are experiencing dramatic conceptual changes. An increassing constructivis...
The purpose of this communication is to consider those open orcontroversial in current constructivis...
Clinical phenomena can be conceptualized according to three different levels (individual, interactio...
The main aim of this paper is to make a theoretical reflection on the past and future of cognitive p...
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses on four mysths and controversial issues about cognitive therapy. The fi...
Treatment guidelines indicate that the treatment of choice for most psychological problems is cognit...