Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Black Americans : A Principle and Structurally Informed Perspective / by Virgil L. Gregory, Jr.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Gregory, Jr., Virgil L.

Series:

Behavioral Science and Psychology Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Social psychiatry.

Clinical psychology.

Counseling.

Systemic therapy (Family therapy).

Psychiatry.

Race.

Clinical Social Work.

Clinical Psychology.

Counseling Psychology.

Systems or Family Therapy.

Race and Ethnicity Studies.

Local Subjects:

Clinical Social Work.

Clinical Psychology.

Counseling Psychology.

Systems or Family Therapy.

Psychiatry.

Race and Ethnicity Studies.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (259 pages)

Edition:

1st ed. 2025.

Place of Publication:

Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.

Summary:

This book integrates research from behavioral and social sciences to advance the use of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with Black Americans who have experienced structural racism. As the US grows more racially diverse, clinicians and graduate schools are in need of clinical resources to guide their culturally responsive practice with Black Americans. Among the contents covered are: The historical context of CBT and structural racism (Part I: Chapters 1 – 2); Theoretical and empirically-based principles and practice for optimizing CBT with Black Americans (Part II: Chapters 3 – 7); and The application of CBT to specific Black demographics (Part III: Chapter 8). The Appendices, which include a summary of clinical research on CBT with Black individuals, a table providing descriptions of the ten CBT RESPPECTUS principles, as well as full and abbreviated versions of the Cultural Trauma Scale (CuTS). The author is a licensed clinical social worker and licensed clinical addictions counselor, as well as a tenured Associate Professor at the Indiana University School of Social Work. Dr. Virgil L. Gregory, Jr. has years of experience providing CBT to Black individuals and has made substantive and innovative empirical contributions to CBT for Black Americans. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Black Americans: A Principle and Structurally Informed Perspective addresses a current gap in the professional literature. The book is primarily intended for practicing clinicians and graduate students in the fields of clinical social work, clinical and social psychology, psychiatry, counseling, marriage and family therapy, nursing, and public health. Clinical researchers who conduct or consume research regarding Black Americans will also find the book an invaluable resource.

Contents:

Part 1 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Black Americans: Past & Present

Chapter 1 The Historical Context of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Black Americans

Chapter 2 The Structural Context of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Black Americans

Part 2 Cognitive-Behavioral Principles for and Interventions with Black Americans

Chapter 3 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy & Implicit Racial Bias

Chapter 4 Cognitive-Behavioral RESPPECTUS Principles for Black Americans

Chapter 5 Cognitive-Behavioral Case Conceptualization with Black Americans

Chapter 6 Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions: Integrating RESPPECTUS Principles

Chapter 7 Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy: Integrating RESPPECTUS Principles

Part 3 RESPPECTUS Principles: Applications to Black Demographic Groups

Chapter 8 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: Black Men, Women, & Black Diasporic Groups.

Notes:

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ISBN:

3-032-01666-5

9783032016669

OCLC:

1574806469