PSYCD 1631: Cognitive Behavioral Theories and Approaches to Psychotherapy

Program
College
Clinical Psychology Program
Credits 3.0
Starting with the pioneering work of Beck and Ellis and progressing to the current theory and practice, this course examines the major paradigm shift in clinical psychology with the so-called "Cognitive Revolution." The course reviews the impact of cognitive therapy on the development of empirically verified treatment approaches. It also reviews the current research supporting the use of a cognitive psychotherapy approach with certain diagnostic conditions and diverse populations.

Prerequisites

PSYCD 1507 History and Systems; PSYCD 1636 Behavior Therapy; PSYCD 1660 Cognitive-Affective Bases of Behavior