CBT - How can it help?
"It is not the things of this world that hurt us, but what we think about them" Epictetus What type of problems can be helped with CBT?
Anger Management
Issues around Abandonment
Addictions
Anxiety
Alcohol abuse
BDD
Chronic and Acute Pain Management
CFS
Eating Disorders
Free Floating Anxiety
Relationship issues
OCD
Panic
Self Esteem issues
Phobias
PTSD & Trauma
Self Harming
Stress
Social Phobias
CBT Helps to remove the connection between negative situations and the cycle of habitual reaction. It sets out to empower the client to be able to calm both the body and the mind and as a result be more positive
CBT tends to focus on the present not the past, it is aimed at problem solving. It is regarded as a short term therapy and is goal oriented. Average treatments are 1 session (lasting 50 mins) per week for between 3 and 7 months.
CBT is not the same as counselling, psychiatry, coaching or hypnotherapy and not everyone is suitable for CBT treatment.
Like most therapies CBT is not a magical, guaranteed cure for all ills, and it would be unrealistic to expect it to be so, however, for many it offers new ways of coping, new ways of looking at problems and solutions.
CBT Aims:-
To teach
skills for dealing with problems in addition to succcessful proven
coping strategies.Changing
Behaviours and
BeliefsDealing with
Negative thoughts