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Useful cognitive behavioural therapy articles

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is an evidence-based talking therapy that helps you understand how thoughts, feelings and behaviours interact. It focuses on practical strategies to reduce symptoms and improve coping.

CBT is commonly used for anxiety, depression, panic, phobias and OCD, and is typically structured with clear goals and homework between sessions.

Sian Thrasher

What is ABA Therapy and How Does It Work?

Posted by Sian Thrasher Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Applied Behavior Analysis, commonly known as ABA therapy, is a widely recognized and evidence-based treatment designed to support individuals, especially children, with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental challenges. ABA therapy focuses on understanding behavior, identifying its causes, and…

Donna Morgan

How the Cost of Living Crisis is Taking a Toll on Mental Health

Posted by Donna Morgan Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

In today's world, it's common to feel overwhelmed by the many demands of daily life. From the rising cost of living to the pressures of work and personal relationships, it's no surprise that more and more people are experiencing stress…

Philippa Fibert

What families with ADHD use to manage ADHD: a survey of resource use

Posted by Philippa Fibert Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

https://bmjpaedsopen.bmj.com/content/4/1/e000771 Abstract Objective To identify interventions being used to manage attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in the UK. Design A survey within the Sheffield Treatments for ADHD Research project. A convenience sample of participants in the UK who consented to join an observational cohort…

Ingrid Hoffman

The Different Faces Of Addiction Counseling You Should Know

Posted by Ingrid Hoffman Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Counseling plays a crucial role in addiction recovery, but it isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. What works for one person may feel completely off for another. And that's okay. The addiction is complicated. Therefore, it would be logical that the way…

Veronica Grigore

Distress understood as high intense negative emotions

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

It is well known that when in distress we can not retain information and that our ability to learn, reflect and make sensible decisions is impaired. Distress is a complex phenomenon that hijacks a whole bunch of psychological processes, from…

Steven Blake

TRT and Fertility: Can You Father Children on Testosterone Therapy?

Posted by Steven Blake Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Many men start testosterone therapy to feel better, stronger, and more focused. When family plans matter, you may wonder how hormone therapy affects your ability to have kids and what really happens to sperm production. You can father children on…

Veronica Grigore

How a Criminal Defense Lawyer Supports You During Court Proceedings

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Walking into a courtroom? Your pulse races. Everything you've built, your freedom, your career, your reputation, suddenly feels fragile. The legal system isn't designed for regular people to navigate solo. That's the truth.  A criminal defense lawyer does more than…

Veronica Grigore

Drug Charges and the Role of a Criminal Defense Lawyer

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

One moment, you're going about your day. The next? Handcuffs. A drug charge arrest doesn't just disrupt your afternoon, it can demolish everything you've built. Your job. Your family stability. The future you'd planned.  Here's something that might shock you:…

Veronica Grigore

The harm in making judgements

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

It has become common knowledge that being judged and labelled is harmful. Schools have recognised this as being an issue and have developed a no tolerance approach to bullying or any other forms of judgements or labels. We are less…

Veronica Grigore

When feelings are denied or brushed aside

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

When feelings are denied or brushed aside people become increasingly conflictual with each other and themselves. What can we do to lower the likelihood of this happening? When our feelings are denied, the fight and flight response or defence mechanisms…

Veronica Grigore

Avoidance and anger as maladaptive coping

Posted by Veronica Grigore Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

When someone responds to us in a certain way (with upset, anger or avoidance), it says more about them than us. Equally, our responses say more about us than the others. This is particularly important when we hold others responsible…