Titlebook: Handbook of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies with Older Adults; Dolores Gallagher-Thompson,Ann M. Steffen,Larry W. Book 2008 Springer-Ve

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Brief History and Traditional Uses of Honey,r service users age 30–64 (Jeste et al., 1999). By the year 2050, the population over age 65 will double and the population over age 85 will increase fivefold (Jeste et al., 1999). This will lead to a dramatic increase in older people with psychosis in need of effective services.

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Marva L. Lewis,Deborah J. Weatherstoneal of psychological research that requires to be undertaken, especially as recent metaanalyses have concluded that while CBT may improve mood post-stroke, there is insufficient evidence for the routine use of psychotherapy for the treatment of post-stroke depression (PSD) (Anderson, Hackett, & House, 2004; Hackett, Anderson, & House, 2004).

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Cognitive Therapy for Older People with Psychosis,r service users age 30–64 (Jeste et al., 1999). By the year 2050, the population over age 65 will double and the population over age 85 will increase fivefold (Jeste et al., 1999). This will lead to a dramatic increase in older people with psychosis in need of effective services.

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Post-Stroke Depression and CBT with Older People,eal of psychological research that requires to be undertaken, especially as recent metaanalyses have concluded that while CBT may improve mood post-stroke, there is insufficient evidence for the routine use of psychotherapy for the treatment of post-stroke depression (PSD) (Anderson, Hackett, & House, 2004; Hackett, Anderson, & House, 2004).

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Treating Generalized Anxiety in a Community Setting,alized anxiety among community elders, with particular reference to the interrelationship between anxiety and depression. An overview of available assessment strategies will be included, with emphasis on the importance of conceptualizing the patient’s problem using a functional analysis, in order to

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Treatment of Late-Life Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Primary Care Settings, with increased worry, depression, and sleep difficulties, as well as decreased quality of life and reduced perceptions of general health, mental health, and vitality (Stanley et al., 2003). GAD in older adults is also associated with greater physical disability (Astrom, 1996). Because older adults

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Reducing Psychosocial Distress in Family Caregivers,ives – they are often referred to as the “sandwich generation” since many are caught in the middle between employment and the responsibilities of caring for their husbands and children (and perhaps grand-children), as well as the responsibilities of caring for an impaired parent or parent-in-law. Sp

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Cognitive Behavioral Case Management for Depressed Low-income Older Adults,, the interventions themselves did not address complex and urgent social problems that the clients were at a loss to manage themselves; in essence, they needed another person’s help to negotiate the complex social service system to have their needs met. Our team at UCSF piloted the combination of CB

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Meaning Reconstruction in Later Life: Toward a Cognitive-Constructivist Approach to Grief Therapy,hers, with the exception of her concerned adult son and daughter, and is caught up in an angry “fight” with John’s children by a previous marriage about the estate. Because the dispute arose partly from critical ambiguities in his will, Martha confesses that she also feels betrayed by John, and wond