I. Theory and Research.- 1 The History of Cognition in Psychotherapy.- 2 Cognitive Therapy.- 3 The Measurement of Cognition in Psychopathology: Clinical and Research Applications.- 4 Process and Outcome in Cognitive Therapy.- 5 Cognitive Therapy and Cognitive Science.- 6 Constructs of the Mind in Mental Health and Psychotherapy.- 7 The Role of Cognitive Change in Psychotherapy.- 8 Cognitive, Behavioral, and Psychodynamic Therapies: Converging or Diverging Pathways to Change?.- 9 Experiential Therapy: Its Relation to Cognitive Therapy.- 10 Piagetian Theory and Cognitive Therapy.- 11 The Relativity of Reality: Second-Order Change in Psychotherapy.- 12 Thinking Postcognitively about Depression.- II. Clinical Applications of Cognitive Therapy.- 13 Cognitive Assessment.- 14 Combined Cognitive Therapy and Pharmacotherapy.- 15 Cognitive Restructuring through Guided Imagery: Lessons from Gestalt Therapy.- 16 Cognitive Therapy with the Adult Depressed Patient.- 17 The Treatment of Suicidal Behavior.- 18 Cognitive Therapy of Anxiety.- 19 Cognitive and Behavioral Approaches to the Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa.- 20 Treatment of Obesity.- 21 Cognitive Therapy Applied to Personality Disorders.- 22 A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Sex Therapy.- 23 Psychotherapy for Chronic Pain: A Cognitive Approach.- 24 Cognitive Therapy with the Elderly.- 25 Cognitive-Behavioral Marital Therapy.- 26 Cognitive Therapy with Children.- 27 Enhancing Cognitive Therapy with Women.- 28 Cognitive Group Therapy.- 29 Cognitive Therapy with Inpatients.- Epilogue: Synthesis and Prospects for the Future.- About the Authors.