Books on Schema Therapy

Here is a list of books on schema therapy that could be informative for individuals seeking to expand their understanding of the approach:

1. “Schema Therapy: A Practitioner’s Guide” by Jeffrey Young, Janet Klosko, and Marjorie Weishaar: This is considered the “bible” of schema therapy, and provides a comprehensive overview of the theory, technique, and practice of schema therapy. The book covers the basic concepts of schema therapy, including schemas, modes, and coping styles, and provides detailed instructions for how to use various therapeutic techniques, such as mode work and imagery re-scripting.
2. “Schema Therapy: Distinctive Features” by Eckhard Roediger, and Arnoud Arntz: A comprehensive guide to the theory and practice of schema therapy. The book covers the history and development of the approach and provides an in-depth look at the core therapeutic techniques used in schema therapy, such as mode work and imagery re-scripting.
3. “Introduction to Schema Therapy” by Arnoud Arntz and Gitta Jacob: This book provides an accessible introduction to schema therapy for both students and practitioners, providing a clear overview of the theory, technique, and practice of schema therapy.
4. “Handbook of Schema Therapy: Theory, Research, and Practice” by Isabel Fernandez, Arnoud Arntz, and Gitta Jacob: This handbook provides an overview of the current state of research on schema therapy and its application in the treatment of a wide range of psychological disorders. It offers a variety of theoretical and practical insights into the use of schema therapy in clinical practice, and covers both basic concepts and more advanced techniques.
5. “Treating Personality Disorder: A Clinical Guide” by Jeffrey Young and Janet Klosko: This book provides a detailed overview of schema therapy as a treatment for personality disorders. It covers the basic concepts of schema therapy and provides practical guidance on how to use the technique to treat patients with personality disorders.
6. “Schema Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder” by Arnoud Arntz and Gitta Jacob: This book focuses on the treatment of borderline personality disorder using schema therapy. The authors provide an overview of the basic concepts of schema therapy, and describe how to use the technique to treat patients with BPD, including practical strategies for managing symptoms, improving interpersonal relationships and promoting overall well-being.
7. “Schema Therapy for Couples: A Practitioner’s Guide” by Eckhard Roediger and Arnoud Arntz: This book provides an overview of schema therapy as a treatment for couples. It covers the basic concepts of schema therapy and provides practical guidance on how to use the technique to help couples improve their communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their relationship.

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, but a selection of books that cover the different aspect of schema therapy, and providing a wide range of information and focus on different populations and applications.