Cognitive Behavioral Therapy of a Patient with Social Phobia and Moderate Depressive Episode

A Case Report for the State Examination in Psychological Psychotherapy

Elaboration , 2020 , 8 Pages , Grade: 1

Psychology - Clinical Psychology, Psychopathology, Prevention

This detailed clinical case study presents the cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) treatment of a 20-year-old patient diagnosed with social phobia and a moderate depressive episode. It covers diagnostic procedures, therapeutic goals, and treatment progress within a psychosomatic inpatient setting. The report highlights psychoeducation, exposure therapy, and cognitive restructuring techniques used to address social anxiety and depressive symptoms. This practical and academically grounded case offers valuable insights for clinicians and students in psychological psychotherapy.

• Grade: 1
• Author: Anonymous (Author)
• Publication Year: 2020
• Pages: 8
• Catalog Number: V1600918
• ISBN (PDF): 9783389148952
• Language: English
• Tags: Social Phobia , Cognitive Behavioral Therapy , Therapeutic Process, Social Anxiety Disorder , Psychotherapy Case Study , Mental Health, Moderate Depression , Clinical Psychology , Psychological Assessment, Depression Treatment , Exposure Therapy , CBT, CBT for Social Anxiety, Anxiety Disorders , Beck Depression Inventory , Psychotherapeutic Treatment, case report, state examination in psychological psychotherapy, ill family member, acute care clinic