Case formulation is the analysis of individual problems or cases to reach a diagnosis that goes beyond the patient's symptoms to create an understanding of the underlying psychopathology. It aims to present a better guide to treatment than just diagnosis and problem categories.

Case formulation is the analysis of individual problems or cases to reach a diagnosis that goes beyond the patient's symptoms to create an understanding of the underlying psychopathology. It aims to present a better guide to treatment than just diagnosis and problem categories. It offers practitioners a framework for analyzing cases and relates experimental evidence and scientific concepts of psychotherapy to patients' problems.

The Development of Case Formulation Approaches (M. Bruch)
The UCL Case Formulation Model: Clinical Applications and Procedures (M. Bruch)
Understanding Persons in the Context of Their Problems: A Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy Perspective (W. Dryden)
The Reformulation of Panic Attacks and a Successful Cognitive-Behavioural Treatment of Social Evaluative Anxiety (G. Davison &
M. Gann)
Using a Case Formulation to Understand and Treat a Person with Generalised Anxiety Disorder (F. Bond)
Context Focused Analysis: An Experimentally Derived Model for Working with Complex Problems with Children, Adolescents and Systems (D. Lane)
Managing the Therapeutic Relationship in Behavior Therapy: The Need for a Case Formulation (P. AuBuchon &
V. Malatesta)
AIDS Phobia, Compulsive Rituals and Undifferentiated Somatoform Disorder (H. Reinecker)
Utilising Case Formulations in Manual-Based Treatments (F. Bond)
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