Imaginatie-cognitieve herstructurering van vijandige gedachten Interventieprotocol

Translated title of the contribution: Imagery-cognitive restructuring of hostile beliefs

Martijn van Teffelen*, Marisol Voncken, Frenk Peeters, Eline Mollema, Jill Lobbestael

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Abstract

Cognitive restructuring (CR) is an efficacious intervention for reducing transdiagnostic hostility. However, evidence suggests that the efficacy of CR can be further improved. A promising candidate for improving the efficacy of CR is mental imagery. Previous work showed that enriching CR with mental imagery (I-CR) increased its efficacy in terms of reducing hostile beliefs and aggressive inclinations. In this article, we describe the rationale of the I-CR procedure, how to use it, and illustrate it with case examples. Future studies need to explore whether using this protocol is helpful for patients with clinical levels of hostility.
Translated title of the contributionImagery-cognitive restructuring of hostile beliefs
Original languageDutch
Pages (from-to)107-130
Number of pages24
JournalGedragstherapie
Volume55
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jun 2022

Keywords

  • cognitive restructuring
  • hostility
  • mental imagery

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