Autorentext

Pierre Cousineau is a psychologist in private practice in Montréal. He practices, teaches, and writes about schema therapy, supervises psychotherapists, and integrates therapeutic memory reconsolidation into his approach.

Sophie Côté is a psychologist in private practice in Québec. She is interested in the impact of psychotherapy on the brain and is an expert in therapeutic memory reconsolidation in humans and animals. She practices, teaches, and writes about coherence therapy and supervises psychotherapists.

Klappentext

Schema Therapy for Memory Reconsolidation and Transformational Change offers psychotherapists a model for clearly and coherently conceptualizing human complexity in a transparent, accessible form.

Inhalt

Part 1: Schema Therapy and Our Adaptive Learning Systems 1. Schemas Illuminated by Neuroscience 2. Modes 3. Early Maladaptive Schemas as Predictive Memories Part 2: Facilitating Transformational Change in Schema Therapy 4. Schema Interventions: To Manage or To Transform 5. Schemas and the Therapeutic Reconsolidation Process: Conditions for Schemas Transformation 6. Transforming Schemas