TY - BOOK AU - Bennett-Levy, james AU - Bennett-Levy, james AU - Gillian Bulter AU - Melanie Fennell TI - Oxford guide to behavioural experiments in cognitive therapy SN - 9780198529163 U1 - 616.89142 BEN PY - 2004/// CY - New York PB - : Oxford University Press, KW - Cognitive therapy KW - Thérapie cognitive N1 - Foreword / David Clark -- 1. Behavioural experiments : historical and conceptual underpinnings / James Bennett-Levy, David Westbrook, Melanie Fennell, Myra Cooper, Khadj Rouf and Ann Hackmann -- 2. Devising effective behavioural experiments / Khadj Rouf, Melanie Fennell, David Westbrook, Myra Cooper and James Bennett-Levy -- 3. Panic disorder and agoraphobia / Ann Hackmann -- 4. Health anxiety / Amy Silver, Diana Sanders, Norma Morrison and Carolyn Cowie -- 5. Obsessive-compulsive disorder / Norma Morrison and David Westbrook -- 6. Generalised anxiety disorder / Gillian Butler and Khadj Rouf -- 7. Social anxiety / Gillian Butler and Ann Hackmann -- 8. Specific phobias / Joan Kirk and Khadj Rouf -- 9. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder / Martina Mueller, Ann Hackmann and Alison Croft -- 10. Depression / Melanie Fennell, James Bennett-Levy and David Westbrook -- 11. Bipolar affective disorders / June Dent, Helen Close and Joanne Ryder -- 12. Psychotic symptoms / Helen Close and Stefan Schuller -- 13. Eating disorders / Myra Cooper, Linette Whitehead and Nicky Boughton -- 14. Insomnia / Melissa Ree and Allison Harvey -- 15. Physical illness and disability / Amy Silver, Christina Surawy and Diana Sanders -- 16. Acquired brain injury / Joanna McGrath and Nigel King -- 17. Avoidance of affect / Gillian Butler and Christina Surawy -- 18. Self-injurious behaviour / Helen Kennerley -- 19. Interpersonal difficulties / Paul Flecknoe and Diana Sanders -- 20. Low self-esteem / Melanie Fennell and Helen Jenkins -- 21. Behavioural experiments : at the crossroads / Christine Padesky N2 - Behavioural experiments are one of the central and most powerful methods of intervention in cognitive therapy. Containing examples of more than 200 experiments, this handbook is relevant to those involved in cognitive behavioural therapy, as well as stimulating exploration in both readers and patients alike ER -