Cognitive Processing Therapy for Complex Cases

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Focusing on a front line treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and related problems, this book bridges science and practice to provide clinicians with an important tool for use across populations and settings. It is a detailed, yet digestible, review of the literature supporting the use of Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) followed by relevant clinical implications for evidence-based practice. Clear connections are made between case conceptualization and actual treatment. Chapters include case examples with client-therapist dialogue to provide practical guidance for clinicians delivering CPT with each patient population. Additionally, guidance for implementing CPT in alternative treatment formats (e.g., group treatment, intensive delivery modalities, and telehealth) and advice for navigating systemic barriers and disseminating CPT across different healthcare settings are included. Each chapter, written by a leading expert in each topic area, ensures that this book provides a comprehensive guide to enhance clinicians’ knowledge and skill in CPT treatment delivery across a wide range of complex patient populations, presentations, and treatment settings.

At last, a comprehensive text on the use of CPT across patient populations and clinical settings. This is an important text: there is much in it to assist clinicians in the delivery of one of the most successful treatments developed for people with trauma histories and PTSD. —    Terry Keane, Ph.D.

This book is a vital companion to the CPT Comprehensive Manual for clinicians committed to honing their practice of CPT. With its practical insights, real-world case examples, and research-backed guidance, it stands as an indispensable tool for improving PTSD care and broadening the impact of evidence-based trauma-focused treatment for the many who need it. —   Candice Monson, PhD.

This volume is an excellent follow-up companion to the CPT treatment manual. Written by leading experts, the book covers in a deeper dive delivering CPT with comorbidities, specific populations, and alternative formats. The book is enriched with each chapter building a bridge between research and clinical implementation enhanced by case examples. —    Patricia A. Resick, Ph.D., ABPP

Focusing on a front line treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and related problems, this book bridges science and practice to provide clinicians with an important tool for use across populations and settings. It is a detailed, yet digestible, review of the literature supporting the use of Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) followed by relevant clinical implications for evidence-based practice. Clear connections are made between case conceptualization and actual treatment. Chapters include case examples with client-therapist dialogue to provide practical guidance for clinicians delivering CPT with each patient population. Additionally, guidance for implementing CPT in alternative treatment formats (e.g., group treatment, intensive delivery modalities, and telehealth) and advice for navigating systemic barriers and disseminating CPT across different healthcare settings are included. Each chapter, written by a leading expert in each topic area, ensures that this book provides a comprehensive guide to enhance clinicians’ knowledge and skill in CPT treatment delivery across a wide range of complex patient populations, presentations, and treatment settings.

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Jennifer S. Wachen

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Cognitive Processing Therapy Posttraumatic Stress Disorder PTSD Trauma Therapy Substance Use Depression Sleep Disturbance Emotional Dysregulation Traumatic Brain Injury Sexual Assault Telehealth Community Mental Health Anxiety

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“Viewed as a top line treatment for people with PTSD, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is now practiced on virtually all continents across the world. This text describes in detail how to apply CPT when various comorbid psychological conditions are present and when the practice setting differs from the typical one-on-one therapy clinic. Chapters written by experts in the field present specific details on the implementation of CPT in the context of TBI, Substance Abuse, Depression, Psychoses, and sleep disorders. Importantly, the editors and authors address the delivery of CPT using telehealth, in group therapy format, and in intense formats. Further, each chapter illustrates the use of CPT with a case example. In sum, this is the most comprehensive book on CPT written since its development some four decades ago. It belongs in every PTSD clinician’s library.” (Terry Keane, PhD, Associate Chief of Staff for Research at VA Boston Healthcare System, Director of the Behavioral Science Division of the National Center for PTSD, Professor of Psychiatry & Assistant Dean for Research, Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine at Boston University)

“This book is a vital companion to the CPT Comprehensive Manual for clinicians committed to honing their practice of CPT. Its focus on adapting the treatment to meet diverse patient needs and expanding its reach in community and healthcare settings is invaluable. With its practical insights, real-world case examples, and research-backed guidance, it stands as an indispensable tool for improving PTSD care and broadening the impact of evidence-based trauma-focused treatment for the many who need it.” (Candice Monson, PhD, Professor, Toronto Metropolitan University)

“This edited book is a compilation of chapters written by experts on cognitive processing therapy (CPT) who are focusing on complexity of treatment of PTSD.  For those people who have completed basic training in CPT, this book is a more in-depth review of complex presentations due to comorbid disorders such as depression, serious mental illness, or substance abuse. The book also considers particular populations (e.g., marginalized identities, intense psychosocial stressors) and alternative formats of CPT (e.g., intensive delivery, incorporating case formulation). The book is enriched with each chapter building a bridge between research and clinical implementation enhanced by case examples. This book will prove to be an excellent companion volume with the treatment manual.” (Patricia A. Resick, Ph.D., ABPP, Emeritus Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Duke Health)

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