In recent years, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy has established itself as the treatment of choice for specific mental disorders, resulting in the emergence of different voices within its traditional framework. This collective volume gathers these voices, offering readers a guide to the main approaches in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy.

Each chapter comprehensively presents a specific approach to CBT, specifically covering the following topics:

- historical development of the approach
- theoretical background
- practical applications
- case studies
- research data on the application of therapy.

A manual essential for trainees and therapists of CBT, as well as for mental health professionals being trained in the broader field of counseling and psychotherapy.