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This book presents clinicians with a uniquely combined in-depth discussion of both traditional and nontraditional cognitive behavioral approaches to theories of psychotherapy. It emphasizes the current framework of psychotherapy and psychology-cognitive-behavioral theories. Chapter 1 opens with a discussion of psychotherapy efficacy research and also introduces the theory of automaticity. Chapter 2 presents criteria for critiquing traditional and nontraditional cognitive-behavioral theories of counseling including a detailed discussion of variables. Chapter 3 describes Adlerian therapy as an a
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