Living Life Well (eBook)
$15.55
A unique self-help program that helps readers address depression within the context of managed care.
This cognitive behavioral self-help ICP workbook is designed for use by a depressed patient. This book can be used to support the ICP intervention of a primary care provider or may be used in its own right as a home-based treatment. When used in the context of on-site mental health services, this book supports the brief 2-4 hour ICP behavioral health intervention. It focuses heavily on building coping skills that have been shown empirically to reduce depression. Each unit addresses a particular coping skill, then encourages the patient to form a self-directed coping plan to implement that skill in daily life in a direct and immediate way. The book also presents optional skills units for patients and a ‘planning for the future’ section that supports relapse prevention planning. Research indicates that this type of self-help, self-directed care material is viewed as preferable to usual care by patients.
| File Type | |
|---|---|
| Author | Patricia J. Robinson |
| Pages | 111 |
| Publish Date | 6 – 1996 |
| ISBN | 9781626250925 |
| ISBN-10 | 9781626250925 |
| Publisher | New Harbinger Publications |
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