Main description:

*Clinically oriented: reviews the authors' proven Unified Protocol and other effective transdiagnostic treatments, illustrated with examples.
*Comprehensively reviews the personality trait of neuroticism and its role in the most common issues therapists see (depression, anxiety, addiction).
*Maximum efficiency: instead of dividing patients up into myriad diagnostic categories, the book explores ways to intervene in processes that many disorders share.
*Broad audience, from researchers to students in clinical training programs.

Contents:

1. Perspectives on Temperament and Personality
2. Triple Vulnerability Theory and the Origins of Neuroticism
3. Integrating Temperament into the Study of Emotional Disorders
4. Neuroticism and a Functional Understanding of Emotional Disorders
5. Nosology and Assessment
6. Treatment of Neuroticism
7. Personality as a Basis for Treating Mental Disorders
References
Index