Interpersonal Psychotherapy (Theories of Psychotherapy Series)
by Dr. Ellen Frank Phd, Jessica Levenson Phd
Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) is a proven therapy targeting interpersonal problems to alleviate mood disorders. In this Theories of Psychotherapy Series entry, Dr. Ellen Frank PhD and Jessica Levenson PhD outline its core concepts, therapeutic techniques, and applications for effective mental health treatment.
About This Book
Interpersonal Psychotherapy is a time-limited treatment focused on interpersonal issues that contribute to psychological distress. It emphasizes the role of relationships in mental health and provides therapists with evidence-based techniques to address them.
As part of the Theories of Psychotherapy Series, this book presents the theoretical underpinnings and practical implementation of IPT. Authors Dr. Ellen Frank PhD and Jessica Levenson PhD detail its development and efficacy in clinical settings.
The approach is particularly useful for conditions like depression, where social and interpersonal factors play a key role. Readers gain insights into assessment, intervention strategies, and therapeutic alliance building.
This used book in good condition serves as a valuable resource for students, practitioners, and researchers in psychotherapy.
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