| Abstract: | Reviews the book, Cliniques de thérapie comportementale/Clinical behavioral therapy edited by O. Fontaine, J. Cottraux, and R. Ladouceur (1985). This book is a work which seeks to fill a vacuum while proposing to illustrate in a concrete manner how the behaviorist acts in his daily practice. It comprises 25 chapters which frequently illustrate this pragmatic prospect within the framework for pathologies used in behavioral private clinics, from infantile autism to dementia in old age, while passing by depression, alcoholism, chronic pain, etc. This book is the result of the collaboration of about thirty specialists of reputation: Beligian, Canadian, French and Swiss. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved) |
