Overcoming Chronic Fatigue 3rd Edition
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A self-help guide using cognitive behavioural techniques
Break free from the crippling cycle of chronic fatigue
This valuable self-help guide offers ways of improving long-lasting fatigue associated with a range of long-term conditions including chronic fatigue syndrome. Using recognised techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) helps to change coping strategies. The approach described helps people break the vicious circle of fatigue and for many results in a reduction in symptoms and disability. This fully updated new edition provides:Understanding of the latest thought on homeostasis and achieving balanceGuidance on how to improve sleepPractical strategies for balancing activity and restTips on setting and working towards targets that would improve your lifeStep-by-step advice on dealing with blocks to recoveryTools for coping with worry and stressWays to challenge unhelpful thoughtsSuggestions for how partners, relatives and friends can helpOvercoming self-help guides use clinically proven techniques to treat long-standing and disabling conditions, both psychological and physical. READING WELLThis book is recommended by the Reading Well scheme for England delivered by The Reading Agency and the Society of Chief Librarians with funding from Arts Council England and Wellcome. www.reading-well.org.ukSeries Editor: Emeritus Professor Peter CooperBuy now!
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- ISBN: 9781408783535
- Author: Mary Burgess, Trudie Chalder
- Pub date: 03.11.26
- RRP: $29.99
- Format: Paperback / softback
Author
Mary Burgess, Trudie Chalder
Mary Burgess has worked as a cognitive behavioural therapist with patients with severe fatigue for thirty years. In addition to her clinical work, she has been engaged in research and development. This involved developing and evaluating interventions for adults and adolescents who experienced difficulty in getting to the hospital due to the severity of their symptoms. With colleagues, this work has been published in academic journals and led to the writing of the original version of this book.
Trudie Chalder is a professor of cognitive behavioural psychotherapy at King's College London. She has worked as a clinician and a researcher in the area of fatigue for about thirty-five years. She developed the cognitive behavioural treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome, and the approach has now been evaluated in a number of clinical research trials with positive results.