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COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT

Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT A Review and DiscussionA Review and Discussionfor Corrections Professionalsfor Corrections Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections 320 First Street, NW Washington, DC 20534 Morris L. Thigpen Director Thomas J. Beauclair Deputy Director George M. Keiser Chief, Community Corrections/Prisons Division Michael Guevara Project Manager Rachel Mestad Project Manager National Institute of Corrections COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT A Review and Discussion for Corrections Professionals Harvey Milkman, Department of Psychology Metropolitan State College of Denver Denver, Colorado Kenneth Wanberg, , Center for Addictions Research and Evaluation (CARE) Arvada, Colorado May 2007 NIC Accession Number 021657 This document was funded by the National Institute of Corrections under cooperative agreement number 06C2020.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) comes from two distinct fields, cognitive theory and behavioral theory. Behaviorism focuses on external behaviors and disregards internal mental processes. The cognitive approach, by contrast, emphasizes the importance of …

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