Across
- 1. The type of constructive dialogue SB-CBT utilizes frequently
- 3. A "screen" we see the world through involving core beliefs
- 5. Developed by Padesky & Mooney, a type of CBT that focuses on a client's strengths
- 6. This type of framework or model of personality is used by REBTs to help understand clients' thoughts, emotions, events, and behavior
- 8. One type of cognitive distortion identified by Beck that involves holding extreme beliefs on the basis of a single incident
- 9. Precursor to CBT, developed by Albert Ellis
Down
- 2. A technique that helps clients identify automatic thoughts and test them
- 4. Designed to help clients carry out productive actions that contribute to change
- 5. Developed by Michenbaum, involves a process where clients learn stress intervention techniques
- 7. These kinds of therapists use an integrative approach that encompasses thoughts, behaviors, emotions, physiology and situations