Oxford Guide to CBT for People with Cancer (Oxford Guides to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) by Stirling Moorey (24-Nov-2011) Paperback
The Oxford Guide to CBT for People with Cancer delivers specialized cognitive behavioural therapy methods for supporting cancer patients. It covers managing emotional challenges from diagnosis to recovery, offering therapists practical, evidence-based tools to improve patient well-being and resilience in oncology care.
About This Book
The Oxford Guide to CBT for People with Cancer is part of the Oxford Guides to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy series. Authored by Stirling Moorey, it focuses on applying CBT principles to the unique challenges of cancer patients.
The book addresses psychological distress associated with cancer, including anxiety, depression, and adjustment issues. It equips clinicians with evidence-based strategies to enhance coping and quality of life.
Published in paperback on 24 November 2011, this resource is designed for healthcare professionals working in oncology settings. It emphasizes practical interventions grounded in cognitive behavioural approaches.
Through structured guidance, the guide helps therapists tailor CBT to individual patient needs throughout the cancer journey.
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