Vol. 6, No. 1 (2009) | 32 pages | PDF (2.1 Mb)
Background
Editor's Message (Sarah Hamid-Balma)
The Time is Now: Let's improve access to CBT services in BC (Mark Lau) [Guest Editor]
CBT in Practice: Part science, part art (Michelle Patterson)
CBT: What is it? (Nichole Fairbrother)
Experiences and Perspectives
Conversations with Myself (Danielle Raymond)
From Pain to PTSD: Running the gamut of CBT (Lynda Marie Neilson)
When Life's Demands Take Their Toll: Changeways for depression (Pat Merrett)
Alternatives and Approaches
The LEAF Program: Peer-led group CBT (Shelly Jones)
The Cognitive-Behavioural Approach to Treating Individuals with Eating Disorders (Ron Manley)
Metacognitive Training: Influencing schizophrenia treatment worldwide (Todd S. Woodward)
CBT for Children and Youth in BC (Gayle Read)
CBT: Does it work well with the Chinese population in Vancouver (Mary Kam and Kelly Ng)
Regional Programs
CBT for Adults With Mental Health Problems: Working to improve access in BC (Jamie Livingston, Mark Lau, Dolores Escudero, Eric Ochs, Gayle Read, Pam Whiting, Maureen Whittal, and Chris Wilson)
Help with Mild to Moderate Depression: CBT-based self-management options (Dan Bilsker)
Taming Worry Dragons: Helping children and youth cope with anxiety (Noel Gregorowski and E. Jane Garland)
Bounce Back: Reclaim Your Health (Kimberley McEwan)
