CBT with Justice-Involved Clients: Interventions for Antisocial and Self-Destructive Behaviors, authored by Raymond Chip Tafrate, is a comprehensive treatment planner that delves into cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) tailored specifically for justice-involved individuals. Grounded in scientific research and clinical practice, the book offers practitioners invaluable tools to address criminogenic thinking and destructive lifestyle patterns among these clients.

Divided into sections covering assessment, case formulation, and intervention strategies, the book aims to reduce recidivism by enhancing clients’ motivation for change and fostering prosocial values. Filled with practitioner-friendly features such as detailed case examples, recommended assessment instruments, over 35 sample scripts, and 27 reproducible forms and worksheets, this resource is designed to be easily accessible in various settings.

The large-size format of the book facilitates photocopying, making it a versatile tool for mental health professionals. Additionally, purchasers gain access to a web page where they can download and print these materials, further streamlining their therapeutic approach.

Awarded the Significant Contribution Award by the Criminal Justice Psychology Section of the Canadian Psychological Association, this publication stands as an authoritative guide in the field of CBT for justice-involved clients.