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What is CBT (Cognitive-Behavior Therapy)? · an evidence-based treatment approach that has been shown in controlled studies to be effective in treating several problems, particularly depression and anxiety disorders. · a goal-oriented, generally short-term approach focusing on present day problems and ways to find solutions to them. · the patient and therapist work collaboratively in the therapy and both play an active role in treatment · a focus on identifying and challenging unhelpful thought patterns, reinforcing helpful thoughts, changing unwanted behaviors, and learning practical coping skills. Description of Cognitive-Behavior Therapy on ABCT website
Additional evidence-based treatments: MBSR - Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction Mindfulness meditation training in moment-to-moment awareness, which has been shown to help with stress, depression and well-being. ACT - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy An offshoot of CBT, this is an evidence-based approach which focuses on acceptance and mindfulness strategies as a way to increase psychological flexibility & health. DBT- Dialectical Behavior Therapy Pairs CBT, mindfulness and acceptance strategies to improve regulation of emotions, interpersonal skills and distress tolerance. Motivational interviewing To promote health behavior change.
What is Evidence-Based Treatment? description on ABCT website for evidence-based treatment
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