<p>This Workbook describes a method that combines one of the newest treatments in behavioral health, cognitive behavioral therapy, with one of the oldest, clinical hypnosis. It is based on studies suggesting that clinical hypnosis in combination with cognitive behavioral therapy may increase treatment efficacy. The book provides step-by-step guidance for integrating these two modalities for optimal treatment of depression, anxiety, and fears. </p><p>The book provides step-by-step guidance in the joint application of cognitive behavioral therapy and clinical hypnosis and explains how to assess whether or not integrative treatment is warranted for a particular case. It addresses basic skills required by this model such as teaching self-hypnosis and mood monitoring and covers the Subjective Unit of Distress Scales (SUDs) and the use of imagery and relaxation techniques. Specific strategies for using clinical hypnosis and cognitive behavioral therapy to treat depression, anxiety and fears and phobias are provided. Numerous case examples illustrate and reinforce understanding of the integrated treatment modality. The Workbook is designed for both novice and experienced clinical practitioners.</p><b>Key Features:</b><p><ul><li>Describes the integration of clinical hypnosis with cognitive behavior therapy in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and fears<li>Provides structured protocols and homework assignments for use in the clinical session or at home<li>Offers practical, step-by-step guidance in the application of this modality<li>Explains how to assess whether or not this is a treatment of choice for a particular client<li>Illustrated with numerous case examples</ul></p>