This document provides an overview of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). It explains that CBT is a form of psychological treatment that focuses on a person's thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes. Through 10 to 20 sessions, CBT helps people identify, evaluate, and change unhelpful patterns of thinking. It can be effective for various mental health issues and problems according to research. CBT develops were based on decades of research and different types and approaches exist within CBT. The document also discusses how CBT can help people develop new perspectives on problems, learn healthy behaviors, and reduce fears and anxieties by facing challenging situations gradually. It emphasizes that CBT aims to address current problems and prevent future issues.
This document provides an overview of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). It explains that CBT is a form of psychological treatment that focuses on a person's thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes. Through 10 to 20 sessions, CBT helps people identify, evaluate, and change unhelpful patterns of thinking. It can be effective for various mental health issues and problems according to research. CBT develops were based on decades of research and different types and approaches exist within CBT. The document also discusses how CBT can help people develop new perspectives on problems, learn healthy behaviors, and reduce fears and anxieties by facing challenging situations gradually. It emphasizes that CBT aims to address current problems and prevent future issues.
This document provides an overview of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). It explains that CBT is a form of psychological treatment that focuses on a person's thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes. Through 10 to 20 sessions, CBT helps people identify, evaluate, and change unhelpful patterns of thinking. It can be effective for various mental health issues and problems according to research. CBT develops were based on decades of research and different types and approaches exist within CBT. The document also discusses how CBT can help people develop new perspectives on problems, learn healthy behaviors, and reduce fears and anxieties by facing challenging situations gradually. It emphasizes that CBT aims to address current problems and prevent future issues.
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