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CBT Case Formulation Worksheet

On this page we will provide you with a CBTCase Formulation Worksheet it will help you understand the CBT case formulation.
What is a CBT Case Formulation Worksheet?
Case formulation is a very useful conceptual and clinical tool in psychotherapy. Case formulation can fill the gap between diagnosis and treatment, with the potential to provide insights into the integrative, explanatory, prescriptive, predictive, and therapist aspects of a case. A case formulation should provide a coherent summary and explanation of a client’s symptoms and problems. (Persons, 2008)
How will the CBT Case Formulation Worksheet help?
The case formulation bridges the assessment and treatment plan and informs a clinician’s treatment choices. It helps not only the therapist but also the client to connect the diagnosis, treatment, and symptoms. The worksheet will help you establish how others may perceive your behavior in a particular situation. It is about getting different perspectives about a problem.
Instructions on how to use the CBT Case Formulation Worksheet
The worksheet has all the essential components that are required to formulate a case.
You can download this worksheet here.
Other worksheets you may be interested in
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Cognitive Case Formulation Worksheet
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Conclusion
On this page, we provided you with a CBT Case Formulation Worksheet which hopefully helped you understand the CBT case formulation.
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