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Problem Solving Treatment for Anxiety and Depression: A Practical Guide

Author(s) : Laurence Mynors-Wallis

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The first chapter of the book provides a brief description of the theory which lead to the development of problem-solving treatment. The research trials underpinning the effectiveness of treatment are discussed in chapter two. Chapters three to seven provide a detailed manual for potential therapists. The structure of problem-solving is set out supported by many relevant clinical examples. Detailed advice is given as to how to structure a course of problem-solving. Case examples of howproblem-solving develops over a course of treatment are set out. Advice for would-be practitioners as to how best to deliver problem-solving and also guidance as to potential pitfalls are given. Chapter eight sets out the content of a two day course suitable for teaching problem-solving.

Contents: 1. Introduction to problem-solving; 2. Evidence supporting the use of problem-solving; 3. The seven stages of problem-solving treatment; 4. THow to structure a six session course of problem-solving treatment; 5. Other techniques to assist problem-solving; 6. Three courses of problem-solving tretment; 7. General psychotherapeutic skills; 8. Additional guidelines for effective problem-solving treatment; 9. Teaching problem-solving treatment; References; Appendix 1 - Problem-solving worksheet; Appendix 2 - Problem-solving patient handout; Appendix 3 - Activity scheduling patient handout; Appendix 4 - Problem list; Problem-solving treatment training timetable