Treating Trichotillomania Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Hairpulling and Related Problems - Franklin, Martin E.; Tolin, David F.; SpringerLink (Online service) (New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 2007)
I. Overview and Assessment -- Trichotillo-What? Definition, Epidemiology, Impairment -- Putting it Together: Biopsychosocial Theory of TTM -- What it is and what it isn't: Diagnostics, Differential Diagnosis, Measures -- Doing the Detective Work: Comprehensive Assessment/Functional Analysis -- What Should be Done? Presentation of Treatment Alternatives (Including CBT) -- What do We Need to Know? Frequently and Infrequently Asked Questions -- II. Treatment: Core Elements -- You Can't Fight What You Can't See: Awareness Training and Self-Monitoring -- Speed Bumps: Stimulus Control -- Active Strategies for Active Hands: Habit Reversal/Competing Response.-Holding the Lead: Maintenance -- III. Treatment: Adjunctive Modules.-Introduction to Section: What are these for? How do You Know if You Need Them? -- I'm not Sure if I'm Ready: Module 1: Motivational Enhancement -- Calming Down: Module 2: Relaxation/Deep Breathing -- Changing Your Thinking: Module 3: Cognitive Restructuring -- When other Problems are also Present: Module 4: Clinical Management of Comorbidity -- Attending to the Context: Module 5: Family Assessment and Family-Based Interventions -- Getting Support: Module 6: Group Based Interventions -- IV. Resources for Clinicians, Patients, and Families -- Comprehensive List of Professional and Informational Sources for Clinicians, Patients and Families -- Literature Cited.
Keywords: Clinical psychology; Behavioral therapy; Psychiatry; Clinical Psychology; Behavioral Therapy; Psychiatry