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Cognitive
   Therapies/Treatments

• Rational-Emotive Behavioural Therapy
Quick recap of the cognitive
approach – what can you remember?
               Errors in thinking
               stimulus and response
Cognitive Bias –
  Minimisation, maximisation, all or nothing, selective
                     abstraction

Negative Triad –
      Negative thinking of self, world and future

   Investigated using experiments (comparing
    cognitive therapies with other therapies)
If the cognitive approach believes that all
abnormalities are the result of errors in thinking
    between a stimulus and response – what
treatments do you think the approach would use
               to treat disorders?
  (Or, what would the treatments focus on ?)



              Modifying thinking!!!
CBT –
                  how it works
Used for depression and some anxiety disorders


• Aims to challenge irrational/maladaptive thoughts
• Replace irrational thoughts with rational ones
• Becks - Cognitive Therapy
• Ellis’ – Rational-Emotive Behavioural Therapy

Ellis’ REBT is based on the idea that problems are the
result of irrational thinking
Incorporates the ABC model to demonstrate that
beliefs are the main influence behind emotional well-
being
ABC model – before REBT
A                     B                      C

    • Activating           • Beliefs              • Consequences
      Event



Ellis believes that activating events in an individual’s life
     have consequences such as feelings and actions.
 However, these consequences are affected by beliefs
                    about these events

A                      B                      C

    • Failing a            • I am never           • State of
      driving test           going to pass          anxiety (even
                                                    depression)
REBT –
                   how it works
•Ellis believes that irrational and self-defecting
thoughts should be challenged
•The therapy is focussed on designing a new
beliefs system – allowing the individual to
interpret situations in a more realistic and
positive way


                                           D
              B
                                 It was my first test,
 I am never going to pass this
                                  lots of people fail,
             test
                                  I’ll be ok in the end
ABC model – after REBT
A                     B                      C

    • Activating          • Beliefs              • Consequences
      Event



Ellis believes that activating events in an individual’s life
     have consequences such as feelings and actions.
 However, these consequences are affected by beliefs
                    about these events

A                     B                      C



    • Failing a           • It was my            • State of
      driving test          first test,            anxiety (even
                            lots of people         depression)
                            fail – it will
REBT – how it works
The first part of the therapy is confrontational – with the aim of the
 therapist persuading the client that their beliefs are irrational and
                 the cause of their emotional turmoil



The clients beliefs are constantly challenged (cognitive element)


The client is given homework to make them face up to their
irrational beliefs in everyday life to ultimately change their
behaviour (behavioural element)


The eventual goal is full acceptance of the new, rational beliefs
REBT – how it works

 E.G – someone with OCD who has to
   turn a light switch on and off 30
 times before leaving a room because
they fear something awful will happen
 to them if they don’t. The person is
  taught to challenge this belief and
then change their behaviour to match
            their new belief
CBT– is it any good as a
           treatment?
Yes and no…
+ Engels et al (1993) found that CBT
  is effective in some cases
- CBT isn’t effective for all
  disorders
- Ignores the idea that some
  disorders may be due to biological
  factors
CBT is effective
For example, Engels et al (1993) conducted meta-analysis and
concluded that CBT is effective for a range of different
disorders e.g. OCD




This is positive because it suggests that CBT can be useful
to more people than many other treatments, especially as it
               doesn’t involve the use of drugs
CBT isn’t effective for all
                disorders
For example, it’s not effective in treating disorders such as
schizophrenia – where anti-psychotics would be preferable




 This means that CBT isn’t always the best therapy for
    everyone and the needs of the client need to be
                      considered
CBT doesn’t acknowledge that biology
   could play a part in disorders

For example, according to the biological approach
depression is caused by low levels of serotonin




 This is problematic as it ignores the role the biology
could play in certain disorders and means that CBT will
                 not work for all clients

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Cognitive therapies

  • 1. Cognitive Therapies/Treatments • Rational-Emotive Behavioural Therapy
  • 2. Quick recap of the cognitive approach – what can you remember? Errors in thinking stimulus and response Cognitive Bias – Minimisation, maximisation, all or nothing, selective abstraction Negative Triad – Negative thinking of self, world and future Investigated using experiments (comparing cognitive therapies with other therapies)
  • 3. If the cognitive approach believes that all abnormalities are the result of errors in thinking between a stimulus and response – what treatments do you think the approach would use to treat disorders? (Or, what would the treatments focus on ?) Modifying thinking!!!
  • 4. CBT – how it works Used for depression and some anxiety disorders • Aims to challenge irrational/maladaptive thoughts • Replace irrational thoughts with rational ones • Becks - Cognitive Therapy • Ellis’ – Rational-Emotive Behavioural Therapy Ellis’ REBT is based on the idea that problems are the result of irrational thinking Incorporates the ABC model to demonstrate that beliefs are the main influence behind emotional well- being
  • 5. ABC model – before REBT A B C • Activating • Beliefs • Consequences Event Ellis believes that activating events in an individual’s life have consequences such as feelings and actions. However, these consequences are affected by beliefs about these events A B C • Failing a • I am never • State of driving test going to pass anxiety (even depression)
  • 6. REBT – how it works •Ellis believes that irrational and self-defecting thoughts should be challenged •The therapy is focussed on designing a new beliefs system – allowing the individual to interpret situations in a more realistic and positive way D B It was my first test, I am never going to pass this lots of people fail, test I’ll be ok in the end
  • 7. ABC model – after REBT A B C • Activating • Beliefs • Consequences Event Ellis believes that activating events in an individual’s life have consequences such as feelings and actions. However, these consequences are affected by beliefs about these events A B C • Failing a • It was my • State of driving test first test, anxiety (even lots of people depression) fail – it will
  • 8. REBT – how it works The first part of the therapy is confrontational – with the aim of the therapist persuading the client that their beliefs are irrational and the cause of their emotional turmoil The clients beliefs are constantly challenged (cognitive element) The client is given homework to make them face up to their irrational beliefs in everyday life to ultimately change their behaviour (behavioural element) The eventual goal is full acceptance of the new, rational beliefs
  • 9. REBT – how it works E.G – someone with OCD who has to turn a light switch on and off 30 times before leaving a room because they fear something awful will happen to them if they don’t. The person is taught to challenge this belief and then change their behaviour to match their new belief
  • 10. CBT– is it any good as a treatment? Yes and no… + Engels et al (1993) found that CBT is effective in some cases - CBT isn’t effective for all disorders - Ignores the idea that some disorders may be due to biological factors
  • 11. CBT is effective For example, Engels et al (1993) conducted meta-analysis and concluded that CBT is effective for a range of different disorders e.g. OCD This is positive because it suggests that CBT can be useful to more people than many other treatments, especially as it doesn’t involve the use of drugs
  • 12. CBT isn’t effective for all disorders For example, it’s not effective in treating disorders such as schizophrenia – where anti-psychotics would be preferable This means that CBT isn’t always the best therapy for everyone and the needs of the client need to be considered
  • 13. CBT doesn’t acknowledge that biology could play a part in disorders For example, according to the biological approach depression is caused by low levels of serotonin This is problematic as it ignores the role the biology could play in certain disorders and means that CBT will not work for all clients