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Core principles in cognitive therapy with youth.

Robert D Friedberg¹, Gina M Brelsford

¹Division of Child Psychiatry, Penn State Milton Hershey Medical Center/College of Medicine, 22 NE Drive, Hershey, PA 17033, USA. rfriedberg@psu.edu

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Cognitive therapy (CT) offers child psychiatrists a structured approach for various clinical issues. This method emphasizes case conceptualization, collaboration, and a distinct session structure for effective treatment.

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Area of Science:

Child Psychiatry
Clinical Psychology
Psychotherapy Research

Background:

Cognitive therapy (CT) is gaining traction among child psychiatrists.
It is applied to a diverse range of pediatric clinical problems.

Purpose of the Study:

To elucidate the core principles, practices, and processes of cognitive therapy for child psychiatrists.
To provide an overview of the CT treatment model, focusing on case conceptualization and modular treatment formats.

Main Methods:

Explanation of cardinal principles of CT.
Delineation of the hallmark session structure.
Emphasis on key therapeutic elements: collaboration, guided discovery, therapeutic alliance, empiricism, and transparency.

Main Results:

The article details the fundamental components of CT.
It highlights the importance of integrating cognitive and emotional aspects in therapy (`head and heart to consensus`).
The characteristic session structure of CT is clearly outlined.

Conclusions:

Cognitive therapy provides a well-defined framework for child psychiatric practice.
Understanding CT's principles and structure can enhance its effective application in pediatric mental health.
The approach values a strong therapeutic alliance and empirical, transparent clinical work.