Philosophy & Religion Psychology & Self-Help
The Philosophy of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy by Donald Robertson offers a clear, scholarly look at how Stoic ideas inform modern CBT practice, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in psychology and social work. This Routledge trade paperback, published in 2010, presents 318 pages of well‑organized content that bridges philosophy and cognitive therapy.
The book is in solid condition with a tight binding and no internal writing, though one corner of a page is gently dog‑eared. It comes from a smoke‑free home, helping preserve the paper’s quality and readability.
Overall, this textbook provides an insightful, academically rigorous guide to CBT grounded in Stoic philosophy, ideal for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of therapeutic techniques.