Part One: Interview with Aaron T. Beck, M.D., by Michael Yapko, Ph.D.

This interview with Aaron T. Beck, M.D., took place on December 15, 1990. The interview was conducted by Michael Yapko, Ph.D. (www.yapko.com) and was published in the Summer 1991 Issue of the Erickson Foundation Newsletter (www.erickson-foundation.org) . In the first half of the interview Dr. Beck provides a detailed, personal account on his background including how he was originally trained in psychoanalysis in the 1950s, and how he transitioned from psychoanalysis to developing Cognitive Therapy. Dr. Beck explains how he went about developing and refining cognitive behavioral therapy / CBT / Cognitive Therapy, by creating Cognitive Therapy models for different disorders. In the second half of the interview Dr. Beck and Dr. Yapko discuss the clinical applications of hypnosis, and then compare Ericksonian Hypnosis to Cognitive Therapy in the treatment of depression and comorbid disorders. For more information please visit: www.beckinstitute.org www.yapko.com www.erickson-foundation.org

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[BeckInstitute]

Part 2 is now posted, the rest is coming soon. Thanks! Beck Institute

[pedagogyagent]

@BeckInstitute thank so much !

[Dylvente]

Oh, the video ends just as the interview starts to get to the meat of it. Would be good to see the rest.

[zipjok]

hmm

no sound

[bodhisatvadel]

where is part 2? Any other links to Beck talks. There is hardly anything of him talking on the net

[Hylo]

This is great. It's a joy to hear Dr. Beck speak, and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be that much material available on youtube of this kind.

Is the rest of this interview available or will it be posted a later date?