Cognitive Therapy With Couples [Book Review]

Journal of Mind and Behavior 13 (4):413-416 (1992)
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Abstract

"Cognitive therapy" describes a loosely grouped set of clinical postulates and procedures that have at least some connection with experimental psychology. The hope or promise of such a connection is appealing to those clinicians who prefer to anchor their work in psychological science, and a new book in the applied arena with "cognitive therapy" in the title therefore claims our critical attention

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