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Cognitive-behavioral conjoint therapy for PTSD: Harnessing the healing power of relationships.

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Part I: Background and Overview of CBCT for PTSD. An Introduction to Cognitive-Behavioral Conjoint Therapy. Initial Assessment, Case Conceptualization, and Working with Complex Cases. Part II: CBCT for PTSD Treatment Manual. Phase 1. Rationale for Treatment and Education about PTSD and Relationships. Session 1. Introduction to Treatment. Session 2. Safety Building. Phase 2. Satisfaction Enhancement and Undermining Avoidance. Session 3. Listening and Approaching. Session 4. Sharing Thoughts and Feelings: Emphasis on Feelings. Session 5. Sharing Thoughts and Feelings: Emphasis on Thoughts. Session 6. Getting U.N.S.T.U.C.K. Session 7. Problem Solving to Shrink PTSD. Phase 3. Making Meaning of the Trauma(s) and End of Therapy. Session 8. Acceptance. Session 9. Blame. Session10. Trust. Session 11. Control. Session 12. Emotional Closeness. Session 13. Physical Closeness. Session 14. Posttraumatic Growth. Session 15. Review and Reinforcement of Treatment Gains.

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