Cognitive Behavior Therapy (201600815)
Universiteit Utrecht (UU)
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Short summary of Beck's 'Cognitive Behavioral Therapy' book for the CBT course
This document contains a short summary per chapter of all the chapters we had to learn for the CBT course, based on the book of Beck. I got a 9.9 for my exam! 
 
Beware: It does not contain the first chapter since I did not find any useful information for the exam in that chapter. Furthermore, this summary is not a replacement of the book. I advice you to use the summary as a good, short overview to learn after you've read the book, since the book has a lot of examples of therapy sessions that I...
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All the cognitive techniques from the book and the lecture of the CBT course
PopularI made a short document with all the named cognitive techniques for identifying, evaluating and modifying automatic thoughts, intermediate beliefs and core beliefs. I got a 9.9 for my exam. 
 
The document is just a summary with short examples. This way, you don't have to go through all the different chapters of the book to get all the techniques in a clear overview! 
 
Beware: this document does not contain the behavioral techniques like behavioral activation! It only contains cognitive techn...
Package deal
Summary of Beck, all cognitive techniques, lecture notes and video notes of the CBT course for the exam
This overview contains: a summary of Beck's 'Cognitive Behavior Therapy', college notes of the 6 lectures, a brief and structured overview of all the cognitive techniques mentioned in Beck and the lectures, and notes on the videos we had to watch (note: some videos were in Dutch). I got a 9.9 for my exam with these summaries!
Class notes
Lecture notes of all the 6 lectures of the CBT course
This document contains notes on all the 6 lectures of the CBT course. Lectures were given by Elske Salemink, Katherine Meyerbroker, Anneke Verder & Franziska Lechner.