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Sleep and Sleep Disorders(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
Describes and demonstrates author's approach to treating clients with sleep problems. This title includes a multidisciplinary approach which involves an understanding of nature of sleep; the pharmac...
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Exercise(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
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01/01/2003
Physical exercise has been linked to mental health as well as physical health and may be used as another therapeutic tool for helping clients with stress, depression, and low self-esteem. This work ...
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Drug and Alcohol Abuse(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
Drug and alcohol abuse are a common presenting problem in therapy, second only to depression, so it benefits therapists to have an approach ready for this issue. This work demonstrates the author's ...
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Sexual Health(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
Sexuality is an important part of a relationship, improving sexual intimacy often becomes central in any relationship counseling. This work demonstrates an approach to counseling couples who are exp...
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Smoking Cessation(Digital)
American Psychological Association
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30/07/2002
Nicotine addiction is a psychological as well as a physical phenomenon. This book demonstrates a behavioral approach, to quit smoking, that focuses on recognizing the triggers for smoking and learni...
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Pain Management(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
Shows how the author's biopsychosocial approach to treating clients with pain can uncover the complex factors that create pain. Here, he works with a 59-year-old woman, first evaluating her psycholo...
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Chronic Illness(VHS video)
American Psychological Association
Shows how the author approaches work with clients with chronic diseases such as Parkinson's disease, osteoarthritis, or lupus. This biopsychosocial approach helps fill in the gaps in medical interve...
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