What does CBT stand for?

Cognitive-behavioral therapy id considered to be the best way to treat anxiety attacks.

CHICAGO -- Panic-focused psycho-dynamic psychotherapy was as effective as cognitive-behavioral therapy in reducing panic symptoms 6 months after treatment in a small ongoing randomized controlled trial.

of Calgary, Canada) are recognized experts in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT); Deborah has extensive experience using CBT as a clinical psychologist, while Keith's work has focused on psychotherapy research.

A study of 90 adults diagnosed with marijuana dependence has found that a combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy and vouchers that could be redeemed for movie passes and other items worked better in encouraging abstinence than either of those approaches offered alone.

Participants received either cognitive-behavioral therapy (which focuses on changing thoughts and behaviors that lead to depression) or emotion-focused therapy (which encourages discussion of feelings).

Offering tested and proven cognitive-behavioral interventions, as well as cutting-edge supplementary interventions for those who do not respond well to cognitive-behavioral therapy alone, Treating Generalized Anxiety Disorder illustrates its techniques with sample doctor-patient conversations, flowcharts, suggested logs and recordkeeping forms for undertaking steps of the therapy, and more.

Late-life insomnia can be treated COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY IS THE most effective strategy for long term treatment of insomnia in older adults, according to a new study published in the March 17 Journal of the American Medical Association.

The researchers assessed the short-and long-term effects of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), both with and without added zolpidem, on persistent insomnia because there have been few "head-to-head comparisons contrasting their separate and combined effects.