Affect Regulation Training

30.08.2014

Englisch

9781493910212

Springer US

Nein

Matthias Berking, Brian Whitley

250

Gebundene Ausgabe

A Practitioners' Manual

Dr. Matthias Berking is a Professor for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Marburg/Germany. He is also a licensed psychotherapist trained in a wide range of empirically-validated interventions. In the past decade, Dr. Berking has focused on clarifying the relevance of emotion regulation skills for the development and maintenance of mental disorders. He has published numerous research articles and books on this subject and has run several large clinical trials evaluating interventions that aim to enhance emotion regulation skills in clinical and at-risk populations. He lives in Marburg, Germany, with his wife and three children. Brian Whitley, M.A. is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a counseling practice in Irvine, California. Brian has a unique background with 11 years of experience as a police officer. As a former police officer, Brian actively participated in several domestic violence intervention programs and shared his knowledge of domestic violence with others including medical students, law enforcement, and psychology graduate students. Brian now uses his background to assist other officers to manage the stressors of law enforcement more effectively. He lives in Orange County, California with his wife and two children.

affective regulation, autonomic nervous system, awareness of emotions, brain, coping with stress, effect/consequence of negative emotions, emotion dysregulation, emotion regulation, emotion regulation abilities, emotion regulation skills, emotion regulation techniques, hippocampus, limbic system, mediation, negative emotions, neuroscience, parasympathetic, prefrontal cortex, psychotherapeutic group intervention, relationship between mental health and emotion regulation, relaxation training, stress management, stress management training, sympathetic, training program for emotion regulation, transdiagnostic treatment

MKM - Klinische Psychologie JM - Psychologie

235 mm

15.5 cm