A. Ryle, COGNITIVE ANALYTIC THERAPY - THEORY AND PRACTICE AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE TREATMENT OF A PERSONALITY-DISORDERED PATIENT, Journal of psychotherapy integration, 6(2), 1996, pp. 139-172
Cognitive analytic therapy is a time-limited model of psychotherapy th
at integrates treatment methods from a number of sources on the basis
of a theory derived from psychoanalytic, cognitive-behavioral, and Vyg
otskian sources. The main features of the approach are described and i
ts use in the treatment of personality-disordered patients is discusse
d and illustrated by an account of a 24-session treatment.