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Manage Your Mood : How to Use Behavioural Activation Techniques to Overcome Depression - Rob Willson

Manage Your Mood

How to Use Behavioural Activation Techniques to Overcome Depression

By: Rob Willson, David Veale

Paperback | 27 September 2007 | Edition Number 1

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Depression is one of the most common mental health problems and affects 121 million people at any time.

It is recognised by the World Health Organisation as one of the Top 10 most disabling health conditions. Behavioural Activation, a therapy developed from CBT, is an effective new technique in managing depression and ideally suited to self-help. By analysing, challenging and changing behaviours such as avoidance, ruminating and excessive worrying, the sufferer can gradually reinforce their positive experiences and decrease the behaviour which reinforces their depression. Includes worksheets and practical problem-solving techniques.

Step-by-step approach to analysing and changing behaviours.

Includes an explanation of depression and associated behaviours and case studies.

Written by leading clinicians in the field.

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