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Cognitive therapy with adolescents.

G R Schrodt, B A Fitzgerald

American Journal of Psychotherapy

|July 1, 1987

Summary

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Cognitive immaturity affects adolescents, complicating therapy. Cognitive therapy offers a framework to manage treatment and improve the therapeutic alliance in adolescent mental health care.

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Area of Science:

Psychiatry
Developmental Psychology
Clinical Psychology

Background:

Cognitive immaturity and distortions are common in adolescents, impacting both typical development and severe psychiatric conditions.
Treatment for adolescents is often hindered by misunderstandings of the therapeutic process and fragile therapeutic alliances.

Purpose of the Study:

To present cognitive therapy as a framework for addressing therapeutic challenges in adolescent mental health.
To explore how cognitive therapy can manage misunderstandings and strengthen the therapeutic alliance.

Main Methods:

This study reviews the application of cognitive therapy principles in adolescent treatment.
It focuses on the theoretical underpinnings of cognitive distortions and alliance formation.

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Main Results:

Cognitive therapy provides a structured approach to understanding and addressing cognitive immaturity in adolescents.
It offers strategies for managing patient-therapist relationship dynamics and improving treatment outcomes.

Conclusions:

Cognitive therapy is a valuable paradigm for adolescent mental health interventions.
It effectively addresses cognitive distortions and enhances the therapeutic alliance, crucial for successful treatment.