Posts Tagged ‘cognitive behaviour therapy’

Question by Daisy: How important is counselling for bipolar disorder?
My boyfriend has bipolar disorder and goes to his psychiatrist once a month. His visits are real quick like 10 minutes long. She just asks how are you today, are your pills working, any stressers? Then she sends him out the do. Other than that “therapy” he doesnt do any talk counselling. So is counselling an important thing when it comes to bipolar disorder?

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Answer by M P
Counselling is an important part of the process, but many men are unwilling to open up talk as they don’t want to appear weak. The pills can’t do all the work, and more often than not they end up being a problem in their own right when the patient takes them until they feel better and then stops, and then needs to start again when they feel low. Cognitive behaviour therapy really helps with this as well. As for counselling he would feel better if he could open up and reveal his deep dark secrets to someone who won’t judge him on them.

 

A guide to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) – This CBT video guide was produced in 2009 by the British Medical Journal Group who have kindly given permission for OCD-UK to broadcast. The video features Professor Paul Salkovskis, a clinical psychologist and the clinical director of the Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma (CADAT), and Karen Robinson sharing her personal experiences of OCD and CBT.

 

CBT 'has no impact' on juvenile fibromyalgia physical activity

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Cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) is not associated with increased physical activity levels in adolescents with juvenile fibromyalgia (JFM), research shows. Overall, there was a very low engagement in moderate-to-vigorous activity in patients undergoing …
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CBT expert – A cognitive behaviour therapy expert explains how this psychological treatment works and who could benefit from it.

 

Therapy, exercise aid chemo-related menopause

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“With the cognitive behavioural therapy, we were primarily targeting the subjective experience of the symptoms, and helping women to cope with the symptoms,” Aaronson told Reuters Health. For women who have been treated for breast cancer and have …
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The value of cognitive behavioural therapy

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The subject of CBT, which uses psychotherapy to address dysfunctional emotions, behaviours and conditions through a goal-oriented process, is a hot topic amongst insurer rehabilitation professions, who invariably point to unique selling points. But how …
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Locum CBT Therapist Job Lincolnshire

 

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy – AIPC: www.aipc.net.au Counselling Connection (a great counselling blog): www.counsellingconnection.com

 

For Most People, Phone Therapy as Effective as Face-to-Face

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The researchers, who compared cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) delivered face-to-face versus over the phone, found that for all but an infrequent, identifiable clinical group with more severe illness, therapy over the phone was as effective as face …
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Cognitive herapy over the phone as effective as face-to-face, new study finds

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… to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) services (an initiative which aims to expand the availability of psychological therapies) in the East of England were used to compare Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) delivered face-to-face versus over the phone.
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Question by Looking for an answer: Does Anyone Know Where I Can Find an Online Copy of “Disney Mom Group Therapy” by Mo Gafney?
I’d really like to use this piece in a performance, but I can’t find it anywhere. Does anyone know where I can find it? An online copy would be preferred, since I’m a little tight on cash at the moment.

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Online Therapy & New York Times “When Your Therapist is Only a Click Away” – Establishing online therapy as mainstream, The The New York Times, published “When Your Therapist is Only a Click Away” on September 23, 2011. Questioning Skype’s place in the HIPAA-compliant healthcare technology mix,

 

Behavior Therapy Associates receives 3000 for online program