'This volume should be the first stop for mental health practitioners from all disciplines looking for an introduction to the basic art and ideasof cognitive therapy' - A... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

this book provides student midwives with an introduction to the CBT. this is something that has increasing coverage and will be something that many patients will be exper... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Dr Ellen Kitson-reynolds, Faculty of health sciences, Southampton University

This is a good book and I consider students will be greatly benefited by the use of it Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Dr George Varvatsoulias, Counselling, Newham College of Further Education

We will add this to the essential reading for Year 1 Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Dr Jane Lawrence, School of Pyschology, University of East London

This is proving to be an essential book for early learners and practitioners of CBT. It is most useful as a lecturing aid and after ordering it is now in our library with... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Dr Linda Blokland, Psychology Department, University of Pretoria

The addition of a section on CBT and IAPT is useful as many of our students work in an IAPT context. Also the emphasis on Third Wave CBT approaches is welcome as we do in... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Dr Toni Dicaccavo, School of Psychology, University of the West of England, Bristol

Frank Wills Essential reading Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Miss Maria Punt, HCPS, South Essex College

A very good book in an ever expanding sea of CBT text books Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Armin Luthi, Fac of Health & Social Care Sciences, Kingston University

Book will be an additional and welcome advisory to the psychosocial interventions unit currently offered. It may also be considered as one that could be utilised in the p... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Bruce Wallace, Faculty of Health & Social Science, University of Bedfordshire

a useful book providing the basic information required to have a working knowledge of CBT Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr David Atkinson, Department of Health & Human Sciences, Essex University

I would recommend this introduction to CBT to any trainee, but especially those preparing to work in IAPT services. The chapters on the therapeutic realtionship and how t... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Ken Jackson, Health & Life Sciences, Northumbria University

Excellent core book that is great for introduction courses and beginnings of practice. the UK focus makes this an excellent source. Will be course core text book Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Kevin Standish, Counselling UCS, Newham College of Further Education

A comprehensive review of CBT theory and practice Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Mark Gillespie, School of Nursing, University of the West of Scotland

An excellent introduction to this topic. I would highly recommend this book. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Neil Evans, Faculty of Education and Society, Sunderland University

This is a really good book that addresses much of the curiculum of the CBT modules we offer.I personally liked the level of detail and applicability to practice of the co... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Neil Murphy, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Salford University

An excellent updated overview of the shape of current CBT. I'm recommending this as a core-text for our PGC CBT course. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Stephen Williams, School of Health Studies, Bradford University

A good all round book that I use mainly for the teaching of qualified staff (nurses, social workers). Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mr Tony Barlow, Nursing, Birmingham City University

A good, easy to follow introductory book for all trainee therapists. From planning to formulations, it provides a practical and up to date guided approach to practising C... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Ana Paula Wellbrook, Counselling and Psychology, City Lit

This book is a good academic resource for students and trainee counsellors. Linkinging theory to practise with clear jargon-free explanations, the authors enable the read... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Ana Paula Wellbrook, Counselling and Psychology, City Lit

A good book to aid the understanding of cognitive behaviour. Although it is specific to one area it is certainly worth considering as a purchase. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Cheryl Hine, Teacher Training, Leeds City College

This text is been recommended for our Behavioural Approaches module in year one and also our Professional Cert in CBT. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Gisela Oates, Counselling & Psychotherapy Dept, PCI College

An interesting book for use in therapeutic interventions session with students. A little advanced for 2nd year student nurses (which is the module i use it for), but very... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Jackie Robertson, School of Health, Community and Education Studies, Northumbria University

An excellent resource for students. Easy to read, practical with great case examples. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Jade Mullen, Counselling and Psychotherapy, PCI College

This is a really 'learner' friendly and easy to read/understand book. I particularly like the case studies throughout. The additional information regarding Mindfulness an... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Julie Wyman, Book Reviews, Devon Counselling College

Recommended by a colleague - this book does not disappoint! Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Karen Corder, Sch of Health,Community & Educ Studies, Northumbria Univ.

An excellent practical resource that links theory and practice of cbt throughout by the use of case studies. The inclusion of a chapter on mindfulness is a welcome additi... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Linda Robson, Faculty of Health, Edge Hill University

This book provides an excellent text for students looking to develop their skills and knowledge of CBT. It adopts a relational stance to CBT and covers a more contemporar... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Nicola Grass, Dept of Care and Early Years, Weston College

Comprehensive book which is easy to read. Very good introduction into CBT. Very good resource Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Mrs Tracey Rogers, Faculty of Health, University of Central Lancashire

A useful extra resource for my students' needs as they study ways of improving their supervisory practices. Surely a great resource for those studying CBT in more detail. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Alison Devine, Clinical Education, Edge Hill University

This is a great updated edition, clearly accessible for new to CBT students it gives a solid grounding in the concepts and constructs and the clinical exapmles are partic... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Jo Cruywagen, Department of Psychology, Roehampton University

A great resource for students developing their understanding of therapeutic perspectives. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Jodie Low, Applied Social and Community Studies, Derby University

An excellent introductory text that provides a good overview of CBT. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Jodie Paget, School of Education and Lifelong learning, University of East Anglia

This has been added to our recommended reading list for our CBT unit. It covers many areas of our curriculum area in an easy to follow text. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Kirsten Amis, Social and Community Studies Department, Anniesland College

This book gives a good exposition of the uses of cognitive behavior therapy. It is accessible for the more adept students and encourages active engagement with the materi... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Lindy Orchard, Community Studies, Truro College

An excellent introduction to the CBT approach covering the basics as well as more recent developments Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Malin Sellden, Department of Psychology, London Metro UNI (City Campus)

A great introduction to CBT. Well written and easy to comprehend which makes is a good choice for a trainee therapist. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Malin Sellden, Department of Psychology, London Metropolitan Uni (City Campus)

A very comprehensive introductory text which explores the therapeutic relationship and process issues. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Melanie Spragg, Psychology , University of East London

A great book with useful tasks for trainees. Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Ms Stella Gkika, Psychology , University of Bolton

The book is a very nice foundation for the introduction of CBT. However, the specific topic of my course is CBT in chronic pain. There are some hints to CBT in chronic pa... Press enter to read the full quote (will open a modal popup)

Professor Thomas Weiss, Biological and Clinical Psychology, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena