Review of 'Using Homework in Psychotherapy: Strategies, Guidelines, and Forms', Michael A. Tompkins: Guilford, 2004, PB. 286 pages, RRP $58.95

John M Malouff

Review of 'Using Homework in Psychotherapy: Strategies, Guidelines, and Forms', Michael A. Tompkins: Guilford, 2004, PB. 286 pages, RRP $58.95

John M Malouff

School of Psychology

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Many psychotherapists give clients homework. In 'Using Homework in Psychotherapy', cognitive psychotherapist Michael Tompkins explains why: To help the therapist to collect assessment data, to help clients test the validity of assumptions and beliefs that contribute to problems, to help clients practice and generalize what they learn in therapy, and to speed client improvement. Assignments can expand fifty minutes of therapy a week into hours of therapy.

Original language	English
Pages	81-82
Volume	11
No.	2
Specialist publication	Psychotherapy in Australia
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Review of 'Using Homework in Psychotherapy: Strategies, Guidelines, and Forms', Michael A. Tompkins: Guilford, 2004, PB. 286 pages, RRP $58.95

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