Patient pamphlets

Written by Judith S. Beck, Ph.D., 2000. All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

Written by Judith S. Beck, Ph.D., 2000. All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

This booklet is designed to introduce the basic concepts of cognitive therapy as applied to patients with Parkinson's Disease and depression. Subjects discussed include: How you know if you are depressed; How you can change your behavior; How to change your depressed thinking; How to solve problems; and How to follow your doctor's advice.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

Beck, J.S., 1997, All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

This 10-page booklet helps patients identify whether they are experiencing depressive symptoms after a heart attack and outlines how they can use cognitive therapy to lower or ameliorate depression through changing their behavior, modifying their depressed thinking, solving problems, and adhering to their medical regimen.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

(2001) adapted by Beck, J.S., from Love is Never Enough, by Beck, A.T. Revised 2010.

This booklet is designed to give couples an understanding of how cognitive therapy can help their relationship, demonstrating how dysfunctional thinking can undermine couples reactions. It offers suggestions on ways to open up the lines of communication between partners.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

Greenberg, R.L., & Beck, A.T. Copyright 1987, Ruth L. Greenberg, Ph.D. and Aaron T. Beck, MD. Revised by Judith S. Beck, Ph.D. 2002. All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

The new symptom-focused cognitive therapy for panic disorder helps patients to understand and decatastrophize their symptoms. This pamphlet is designed to teach patients the basic model for coping with panic through changing their catastrophic misinterpretation and exposure to avoided situations.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

Beck, A.T. , & Emery, G. Copyright 1979, Aaron T. Beck, MD. Revised By Judith S. Beck, Ph.D., 2002. All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

This self-help booklet is designed to give anxious patients an understanding of cognitive therapy and how it can help them. Topics covered are: signs of anxiety, the nature of anxiety and phobias, automatic thoughts, typical thinking errors, and the use of homework assignments.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.

Beck, A.T., & Greenberg, R.L. Copyright 1974, Aaron T. Beck, MD. Revised by Judith S. Beck, Ph. D., 2002. All rights reserved. Revised 2010.

This booklet is designed to introduce the concepts of cognitive therapy to patients. Subjects discussed include: the cognitive model (how the individual’s perceptions influence their emotional, behavioral, and physiological reactions), typical thinking errors, and antidepressogenic activities.

Available in packets of 10 and 50 copies.