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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When "MCT" is mentioned in psychosis care, the name can create as much confusion as clarity. Metacognitive Training for Psychosis is a structured approach that helps people examine thinking patterns such as jumping to conclusions, overconfidence, difficulty revising beliefs, memory errors, and uncertain social interpretations. Yet many readers are given little plain-language explanation of what the training is trying to teach or how its modules fit together. A Clear Guide to Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Made Easy explains the ideas behind MCT in accessible language for people experiencing psychosis, family members, supporters, and trainees. It shows how common thinking shortcuts can become more costly when conclusions are reached with limited information or held with greater certainty than the evidence supports. The aim is understanding, not self-blame: readers learn how MCT encourages slower evidence gathering, flexible thinking, calibrated confidence, and openness to alternative explanations. What You Will Learn The book explains the ten-module MCT framework, including attribution style, jumping to conclusions, belief flexibility, empathy and social inference, memory and overconfidence, mood, self-esteem, and stigma. It also explores how MCT differs from Adrian Wells's Metacognitive Therapy, how group MCT differs from more individualized work, and how these skills can fit alongside professional treatment and wider recovery support. Original examples and practical reflection exercises help connect the concepts to everyday situations without reproducing official MCT training materials. Why This Book Is Different This is an independent, reader-focused introduction to MCT for psychosis rather than a clinician manual or a general book about schizophrenia. The emphasis is on explaining why each part of the training matters, how the thinking processes connect, what current research can reasonably support, and where the limits of self-help should be respected. The tone remains practical, evidence-informed, and non-confrontational. Who This Book Is For This book is for readers who have been offered an MCT group and want to understand it before attending; people who have completed MCT and want a clear reference; family members or supporters trying to understand distressing beliefs without turning every conversation into an argument; and psychology, nursing, counseling, social work, or psychiatry trainees seeking an accessible introduction to the model. A Practical Place to Begin If you want a clear explanation of metacognitive training, thinking biases in psychosis, jumping to conclusions, distressing beliefs, memory confidence, and flexible thinking, this book provides a structured place to begin. It is designed to support informed participation in care, thoughtful discussion, and a clearer understanding of what MCT is trying to achieve. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When "MCT" is mentioned in psychosis care, the name can create as much confusion as clarity. Metacognitive Training for Psychosis is a structured approach that helps people examine thinking patterns such as jumping to conclusions, overconfidence, difficulty revising beliefs, memory errors, and uncertain social interpretations. Yet many readers are given little plain-language explanation of what the training is trying to teach or how its modules fit together. A Clear Guide to Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Made Easy explains the ideas behind MCT in accessible language for people experiencing psychosis, family members, supporters, and trainees. It shows how common thinking shortcuts can become more costly when conclusions are reached with limited information or held with greater certainty than the evidence supports. The aim is understanding, not self-blame: readers learn how MCT encourages slower evidence gathering, flexible thinking, calibrated confidence, and openness to alternative explanations. What You Will Learn The book explains the ten-module MCT framework, including attribution style, jumping to conclusions, belief flexibility, empathy and social inference, memory and overconfidence, mood, self-esteem, and stigma. It also explores how MCT differs from Adrian Wells's Metacognitive Therapy, how group MCT differs from more individualized work, and how these skills can fit alongside professional treatment and wider recovery support. Original examples and practical reflection exercises help connect the concepts to everyday situations without reproducing official MCT training materials. Why This Book Is Different This is an independent, reader-focused introduction to MCT for psychosis rather than a clinician manual or a general book about schizophrenia. The emphasis is on explaining why each part of the training matters, how the thinking processes connect, what current research can reasonably support, and where the limits of self-help should be respected. The tone remains practical, evidence-informed, and non-confrontational. Who This Book Is For This book is for readers who have been offered an MCT group and want to understand it before attending; people who have completed MCT and want a clear reference; family members or supporters trying to understand distressing beliefs without turning every conversation into an argument; and psychology, nursing, counseling, social work, or psychiatry trainees seeking an accessible introduction to the model. A Practical Place to Begin If you want a clear explanation of metacognitive training, thinking biases in psychosis, jumping to conclusions, distressing beliefs, memory confidence, and flexible thinking, this book provides a structured place to begin. It is designed to support informed participation in care, thoughtful discussion, and a clearer understanding of what MCT is trying to achieve. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When 'MCT' is mentioned in psychosis care, the name can create as much confusion as clarity. Metacognitive Training for Psychosis is a structured approach that helps people examine thinking patterns such as jumping to conclusions, overconfidence, difficulty revising beliefs, memory errors, and uncertain social interpretations. Yet many readers are given little plain-language explanation of what the training is trying to teach or how its modules fit together. A Clear Guide to Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Made Easy explains the ideas behind MCT in accessible language for people experiencing psychosis, family members, supporters, and trainees. It shows how common thinking shortcuts can become more costly when conclusions are reached with limited information or held with greater certainty than the evidence supports. The aim is understanding, not self-blame: readers learn how MCT encourages slower evidence gathering, flexible thinking, calibrated confidence, and openness to alternative explanations. What You Will Learn The book explains the ten-module MCT framework, including attribution style, jumping to conclusions, belief flexibility, empathy and social inference, memory and overconfidence, mood, self-esteem, and stigma. It also explores how MCT differs from Adrian Wells's Metacognitive Therapy, how group MCT differs from more individualized work, and how these skills can fit alongside professional treatment and wider recovery support. Original examples and practical reflection exercises help connect the concepts to everyday situations without reproducing official MCT training materials. Why This Book Is Different This is an independent, reader-focused introduction to MCT for psychosis rather than a clinician manual or a general book about schizophrenia. The emphasis is on explaining why each part of the training matters, how the thinking processes connect, what current research can reasonably support, and where the limits of self-help should be respected. The tone remains practical, evidence-informed, and non-confrontational. Who This Book Is For This book is for readers who have been offered an MCT group and want to understand it before attending; people who have completed MCT and want a clear reference; family members or supporters trying to understand distressing beliefs without turning every conversation into an argument; and psychology, nursing, counseling, social work, or psychiatry trainees seeking an accessible introduction to the model. A Practical Place to Begin If you want a clear explanation of metacognitive training, thinking biases in psychosis, jumping to conclusions, distressing beliefs, memory confidence, and flexible thinking, this book provides a structured place to begin. It is designed to support informed participation in care, thoughtful discussion, and a clearer understanding of what MCT is trying to achieve.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When "MCT" is mentioned in psychosis care, the name can create as much confusion as clarity. Metacognitive Training for Psychosis is a structured approach that helps people examine thinking patterns such as jumping to conclusions, overconfidence, difficulty revising beliefs, memory errors, and uncertain social interpretations. Yet many readers are given little plain-language explanation of what the training is trying to teach or how its modules fit together. A Clear Guide to Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Made Easy explains the ideas behind MCT in accessible language for people experiencing psychosis, family members, supporters, and trainees. It shows how common thinking shortcuts can become more costly when conclusions are reached with limited information or held with greater certainty than the evidence supports. The aim is understanding, not self-blame: readers learn how MCT encourages slower evidence gathering, flexible thinking, calibrated confidence, and openness to alternative explanations. What You Will Learn The book explains the ten-module MCT framework, including attribution style, jumping to conclusions, belief flexibility, empathy and social inference, memory and overconfidence, mood, self-esteem, and stigma. It also explores how MCT differs from Adrian Wells's Metacognitive Therapy, how group MCT differs from more individualized work, and how these skills can fit alongside professional treatment and wider recovery support. Original examples and practical reflection exercises help connect the concepts to everyday situations without reproducing official MCT training materials. Why This Book Is Different This is an independent, reader-focused introduction to MCT for psychosis rather than a clinician manual or a general book about schizophrenia. The emphasis is on explaining why each part of the training matters, how the thinking processes connect, what current research can reasonably support, and where the limits of self-help should be respected. The tone remains practical, evidence-informed, and non-confrontational. Who This Book Is For This book is for readers who have been offered an MCT group and want to understand it before attending; people who have completed MCT and want a clear reference; family members or supporters trying to understand distressing beliefs without turning every conversation into an argument; and psychology, nursing, counseling, social work, or psychiatry trainees seeking an accessible introduction to the model. A Practical Place to Begin If you want a clear explanation of metacognitive training, thinking biases in psychosis, jumping to conclusions, distressing beliefs, memory confidence, and flexible thinking, this book provides a structured place to begin. It is designed to support informed participation in care, thoughtful discussion, and a clearer understanding of what MCT is trying to achieve. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When familiar symptoms lead to difficult questions An adult may have few close relationships, an unusual communication style, or difficulty interpreting social situations. Those observations can raise questions about autism spectrum disorder, schizotypal personality disorder, or other explanations. A careful assessment must look beyond similarities in behavior to consider developmental history, cognitive-perceptual experiences, context, and the limits of the available evidence. A focused guide for adult assessors Autism or Schizotypal Personality Disorder examines this challenging differential through a practical, evidence-informed clinical approach. It explains how to investigate lifelong patterns, reconstruct childhood information when records are missing, and explore social communication, sensory differences, suspiciousness, unusual beliefs, and perceptual experiences without treating any single feature as decisive. From observations to clinical formulation The book uses a five-domain framework to organize assessment questions and compare competing explanations. Readers will find guidance on recognizing masking and compensation, addressing diagnostic bias in assessments of adult women, interpreting screening measures cautiously, and evaluating possible coexisting or alternative conditions. Fictional case studies, interview prompts, evidence-integration worksheets, and report-writing examples show how these principles can inform everyday clinical reasoning. What makes this book different Rather than offering another general introduction to autism or personality disorders, the book stays with one specific clinical problem: how to investigate overlapping autistic and schizotypal presentations in adults. It connects developmental evidence with current experiences and gives particular attention to contradictory findings, incomplete histories, and decisions that must remain provisional. Its worksheets are practical organizational aids, not validated diagnostic tests. Who this book is for This book is for readers who assess adults with complex neurodevelopmental or psychiatric presentations, including clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, specialist autism assessors, and trainees or supervisors working within multidisciplinary teams. It may also support researchers and other qualified professionals who need a clearer account of this diagnostic overlap. A more accountable way to assess When a referral presents two plausible diagnostic explanations, the next step is not a shortcut to a label. This guide offers a structured way to ask better questions, weigh evidence, communicate uncertainty, and document conclusions that remain open to appropriate review.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Metacognitive Training for Psychosis Made Easy | An Independent Plain-Language Guide to MCT, Thinking Biases, and Distressing Beliefs | Jesse Gregory Holloway | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Staten House | EAN 9798907336957 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Is It Schizotypal or Something Else? | A Differential-Diagnosis Field Guide to Autism, OCD, Trauma, Social Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, and Early Psychosis | Jesse Gregory Holloway | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Staten House | EAN 9798907976658 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Autism or Schizotypal Personality Disorder? | A Clinician's Guide to Developmental History, Masking, Social Cognition, and Diagnostic Bias in Adult Assessment | Jesse Gregory Holloway | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Staten House | EAN 9798907976672 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…