Surfing the Three Waves of CBT in Community Supervision.

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Title: Surfing the Three Waves of CBT in Community Supervision.
Authors: Tafrate, Raymond, Mitchell, Damon, Mackey, Benjamin J., Appleton, C. J., Walters, Scott T., Lee, JoAnn S., Taxman, Faye S.
Source: Federal Probation. Dec2021, Vol. 85 Issue 3, p21-26. 6p.
Subjects: Mindfulness, Adlerian psychology, Automobile seats, Self-destructive behavior, Criminal behavior
Abstract: [PO and client practice self-statements to use when responding to texts from Tavis. Obviously, many clients will have similar risk factors (e.g., problematic friends) but addressing that specific area will differ at least slightly from client to client based on their reinforcement history and response to new reinforcers. [PO and client practice different scenarios for responding to texts from Tavis. [In subsequent office visits, PO and client discuss everyday decisions that are consistent with the values of family and future and those that are not, emphasizing decisions that support the client's valued life directions.]. [Extracted from the article]
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Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:[PO and client practice self-statements to use when responding to texts from Tavis. Obviously, many clients will have similar risk factors (e.g., problematic friends) but addressing that specific area will differ at least slightly from client to client based on their reinforcement history and response to new reinforcers. [PO and client practice different scenarios for responding to texts from Tavis. [In subsequent office visits, PO and client discuss everyday decisions that are consistent with the values of family and future and those that are not, emphasizing decisions that support the client's valued life directions.]. [Extracted from the article]
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