The client workbook is based on empirically-supported principles recommended in practice guidelines for the treatment of depression. It can also be used as a comprehensive reference guide for those wanting to explore the possibility of seeking therapy for depression. The workbook combines thorough explanations of how depression occurs and is maintained, ways to identify symptoms, exercises to use in combating depression, and hopeful cases of individuals who have struggled, and overcome, their depression.

Overcoming Depression: A Cognitive Therapy Approach for Taming the Depression Beast

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Freeman, Arthur

Gilson, Mark

Psychology & Counseling

Psychological Corp.

...this resource includes information to help parents understand their child's diagnosis, the effects of autism on learning and behavior and their role as an advocate

Autism: Facts and Strategies for Parents

Johnson, Carol

Mental Health

When Children Refuse School: A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Approach - Therapist Guide

Kearney, Christopher A.

Albano, Anne Marie

(Therapy Works) Univ. of California, Los Angeles. Text has been updated in many ways, including incorporation of feedback from therapists in the therapist guide, inclusion of new rationales, addition of vignettes to illustrate typical client 0

Mastery of Your Anxiety and Panic (MAP-3): Therapist Guide for Anxiety, Panic, and Agoraphobia

Barlow, David H.

Craske, Michelle G.

Meadows, Elizabeth A.

(TherapyWorks. The Psychological Corporation) Manual describes a step-by-step program to guide readers through the recovery process. Includes examples to help clients apply the concept to themselves and homework assignments and tests. For therapists. Softcover.

Managing Social Anxiety: A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Approach

Heimberg, Richard G.

Hope, Debra A.

Turk, Cynthia L.

Juster, Harlan R.

Activity-Based Intervention Guide will offer support to practitioners who are implementing activity-based intervention. The book provides guidance on how to incorporate activity-based intervention into an existing practice, discusses factors involved in planning and delivering activity-based intervention, and offers examples of activity-based units. Key Features* Offers support to practitioners who are implementing activity-based intervention* Provides guidance on how to incorporate activity-based intervention into an existing practice* Discusses factors involved in planning and delivering activity-based intervention* Offers examples of activity-based units

Activity-Based Intervention Guide: With More Than 250 Multisensory Play Ideas

Education & Teaching

Coling, Marcia Cain

Garrett, Judith Nealer

Schools & Teaching

Caregivers can make a marked difference in a client's life, particularly if they are well informed and can actively participate in therapeutic intervention. Caring for People with Multiple Disabilities is designed as a manual to give caretakers an understanding of therapeutic principles and their application. The direct-care staff can then apply this information to specific programs or activities of daily living with their clients. This information is applicable to individuals from age five through adult.

Caring for People With Multiple Disabilities: An Interdisciplinary Guide for Caregivers

French, Cindy

Gonzalez, Robin Tapp

Tronson-Simpson, Jan

Use interactive reading to promote and enhance literacy and oral communication skills!

Over 100 popular children's books have now been added to your favorite sourcebook, Books Are for Talking, Too! Forty of the new books listed feature new phonological awareness games, making this updated, third edition even more resourceful for teachers and SLPs to use in literacy training. Look for additional skills and methods to include pragmatic language, morphological awareness, and higher level concepts.

Books Are for Talking, Too! Third Edition is a professional resource promoting literacy and oral communication through the low-text picture book genre of children's literature. This time-saving guide suggests literally hundreds of quality books that can address a variety of skills. Use it with an individual child, groups of children, or a whole classroom of children--from preschoolers to preadolescents and adolescents. Get help planning sessions, selecting literature, and facilitating language learning, literacy, and speech sound production (among many other objectives) from this outstanding sourcebook.

Books Are for Talking, Too

Literature & Fiction

Jane L. Gebers

History & Criticism

Much of the literature on autism consists of research reviews or recipes to resolve single problems on a narrow range of issues. It is difficult for the practitioner, faced with everyday challenges, to unravel and apply this information flexibly. In Understanding the Nature of Autism, Janice E. Janzen examines the spectrum of autism, describing deficits and strengths and providing practical information and strategies. Her goal is to lead teachers and caregivers to a deeper understanding and recognition of the potential of those with autism. Anecdotes, examples, and an extensive case study illustrate principles and concepts. Numerous figures, reproducible record keeping forms, and a glossary further aid the reader. Key Features Establishes the foundation for understanding autism and its impact on learning and thinking * Addresses assessment and evaluation issues * Strategies are provided for solving common problems and eliciting relevant information * Presents guidelines for making decisions and planning positive educational programs and support systems * Provides a base for planning interventions and introduces a set of strategies to address the most common deficits and problems of those with autism * Integrates information from previous chapters and applies it to the process for teaching a broad range of new skills * Summarizes the processes and strategies and addresses some potentially serious problems

Understanding the Nature of Autism: A Practical Guide

Janzen, Janice E.

Leisure and Play in Therapy is the first book for therapists devoted to what may be the least investigated of the three life occupations--leisure. It offers a wealth of practical leisure/play activities you canimplement immediately with a variety of clients. Using many examples, the author discusses the theory and goals of leisure occupation therapy thoroughly. She also addresses the importance of recognizing and responding to the changing leisure needs of individuals throughout their lives. From group functions to solitary pursuits, the activities described here will contribute significantly to any occupational therapists repertoire of leisure time ideas. There are activities appropriate for people of all ages and abilities. Key Features* Offers practical leisure/play activities you can implement immediately* Contains activities appropriate for all ages and abilities* Provides leadership evaluation and skills training for the OT* Demonstrates how to recognize and respond to clients changing leisure needs

Leisure and Play in Therapy: Theory, Goals and Activities

McCree, Suesetta T.

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