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| Schema Therapy for Personality Disorders |
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| Compared with Cognitive Therapy |
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| for Axis I Disorders |
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| • | Greater
emphasis on the therapeutic relationship |
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| • | More emphasis
on affect (e.g., imagery, role-playing) |
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| and mood
states |
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| • | More
discussion of childhood origins and |
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| developmental
processes |
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| • | More emphasis
on lifelong coping styles (e.g., |
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| avoidance and
overcompensation) |
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| • | More emphasis
on entrenched core themes (i.e., |
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| schemas) |
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