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Cover -- Contents -- Front matter -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- Overview of Contemporary Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Couples and Families -- Learning Theory Principles -- Cognitive Therapy Principles -- The Integrative Potential of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy -- 2 The Mechanics of Change with Couples and Families -- Cognitive Processes -- Attachment and Affect -- The Role of Behavioral Change -- 3 The Schema Component in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy -- The Concept of Schema -- Automatic Thoughts and Schemas -- Underlying Schemas and Cognitive Distortions -- Identifying Schemas from the Family of Origin and Their Impact on Couple and Family Relationships -- Cognitions and Transgenerational Schemas -- 4 The Role of Neurobiological Processes -- The Role of the Amygdala -- Cognition versus Emotion -- 5 Methods of Clinical Assessment -- Initial Joint Interviews -- Consultation with Previous Therapists and Other Mental H ealth Providers -- Inventories and Questionnaires -- Additional Psychological Testing and Appraisals -- Genograms -- Ongoing Assessment and Case Conceptualization throughout the Course of T herapy -- Specific Difficulties with the Assessment Process -- Behavioral Observations and Change -- Structured Family Interaction -- Assessment of Cognitions -- Individual Interviews -- Identification of Macro-Level Patterns and Core R elationship Issues -- Assessing Motivation to Change -- Feedback on the Assessment -- Identifying Automatic Thoughts and Core Beliefs -- Differentiating Core Beliefs from Schemas -- Negative Framing and How to Identify It -- Identifying and Labeling Cognitive Distortions -- Translating Thoughts, Emotions, and Behaviors in the Process of Conceptualization -- Attribution and Standards and Their Role in Assessment -- Targeting Maladaptive Behavioral Patterns -- Testing and Reinterpreting Automatic Thoughts -- Formulating a Plan of T reatment -- 6 Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques -- Educating and Socializing Couples and Family Members about the Cognitive-Behavioral Model -- Identifying Automatic Thoughts and Associated Emotions and Behavior -- Addressing Schemas and Schema Restructuring -- Instituting Enactment through Reframing and Rehearsal -- Behavioral Techniques -- Addressing the Potential for Relapse -- Handling Roadblocks and Resistance to Change -- Partners’ Negativity and Hopelessness about Change -- Differences in Agendas -- Anxiety about Changing Existing Patterns in the Relationship -- Relinquishing Perceived Power and Control -- Issues of T aking Responsibility for Change -- Roadblocks -- 7 Special Topics -- Divorce -- Cultural Sensitivity -- Depression, Personality Disorder, and Other Mental Illnesses -- Extramarital Affairs -- Substance Abuse -- Domestic Abuse -- Contraindications and Limitations of the Cognitive-Behavioral Approach -- Couples and Families in Crisis -- Same-Sex Couples and Their Children -- Atypical Couple and Family Consultations -- Cotherapy with Couples and Families -- Multilevel Treatment -- 8 Enhancements to Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy -- Acceptance-Based Techniques -- Mindfulness -- 9 Case Examples -- The Retirement Trap -- Family of Gluttons -- 10 Epilogue -- Appendix A Questionnaires and Inventories for Couples and Families -- Appendix B Dysfunctional Thought Record -- References -- Index -- .