Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

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About Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT):

is a form of psychotherapy that is based on the idea that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected, and that identifying, changing and challenging unadaptive thoughts and behaviors can have a positive impact on our emotions and overall well-being.

CBT is typically a collaborative, goal-oriented, present-focused and active form of therapy.

Thoughts (beliefs, interpretations, and self-talk) shape emotions and behavior. Thoughts trigger emotions. Thoughts and emotions influence behavior. Behavior and emotions further influence thougts. Reference @PsychCentral

CBT strategies:

Few illustrations of CBT models:

You will learn to recognize and evaluate thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a more objective and balanced way. You can also be encouraged to develop healthier coping skills, such as skills to manage stress, solve problems, and regulate emotions.

These may include relaxation techniques, assertiveness training, communication skills, and stress management strategies, which can be applied in various situations to improve emotional well-being and adaptive functioning.

We might use techniques such as:

cognitive restructuring, which involves identifying and modifying irrational or unhelpful thoughts;
behavioral activation - increasing engagement in positive activities;
exposure therapy - gradually facing fears or anxieties;
problem-solving skills training - developing effective ways to solve problems or cope with difficult situations

Cognitive restructuring CBT. t involves recognizing how different thoughts about the same situation can lead to various outcomes. By actively changing your thoughts, you have the ability to influence your emotions and behaviors.

By changing your thoughts, you can influence your feelings and behavior. Reference: @thebraincoach

CBT technique. By actively participating in positive behaviors, individuals can break the cycle of avoidance and withdrawal, leading to a more fulfilling and satisfying life

By actively participating in positive behaviors, individuals can break the cycle of avoidance and withdrawal, leading to a more fulfilling and satisfying life. @rogjettspeaks

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Scientific evidence:

CBT is considered to be an evidence-based approach, meaning that it has been extensively researched and shown to be effective in treating a wide range of mental health conditions. It is cost-effective therapeutic approach that achieves positive outcomes in a relatively short timeframe.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

About Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT):

CBT strategies:

You will learn to recognize and evaluate thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a more objective and balanced way. You can also be encouraged to develop healthier coping skills, such as skills to manage stress, solve problems, and regulate emotions.

These may include relaxation techniques, assertiveness training, communication skills, and stress management strategies, which can be applied in various situations to improve emotional well-being and adaptive functioning.

We might use techniques such as:

cognitive restructuring, which involves identifying and modifying irrational or unhelpful thoughts;

behavioral activation - increasing engagement in positive activities;

exposure therapy - gradually facing fears or anxieties;

problem-solving skills training - developing effective ways to solve problems or cope with difficult situations

Scientific evidence:

CBT is considered to be an evidence-based approach, meaning that it has been extensively researched and shown to be effective in treating a wide range of mental health conditions. It is cost-effective therapeutic approach that achieves positive outcomes in a relatively short timeframe.

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