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CBT for Psychosis: Process-Oriented Therapies and the Third Wave by Paul French, M. A. (Mary) C. (Catherine) J. (John) C. (Clara) W. (William) explores the integration of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) with process-oriented and third-wave therapeutic approaches in the treatment of psychosis. The book highlights how traditional CBT methods can be adapted and enhanced by incorporating principles from third-wave therapies, such as mindfulness and acceptance-based strategies. The authors present a detailed overview of the cognitive model of psychosis, emphasizing the importance of understanding clients' subjective experiences and the context of their symptoms. Through practical case examples and interventions, the book illustrates how therapists can apply these integrative approaches to foster resilience and improve functioning in individuals experiencing psychosis. Additionally, the authors address the significance of therapeutic relationships and collaborative engagement in the treatment process. This resource serves as an essential guide for clinicians seeking to enhance their practice by embracing innovative and flexible therapeutic methods for clients with psychosis, ultimately aiming for more effective and holistic treatment outcomes.