COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY
Reshape Negative Thinking
Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a structured, evidence-based form of psychotherapy that focuses on identifying and altering negative thoughts and behaviors that contribute to substance use and mental health challenges. CBT is widely used to treat conditions such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction, providing clients with tools to break free from patterns of negative thinking that often reinforce distress and substance use.
UNDERSTANDING
HOW CBT IS
Performed
In CBT sessions, therapists work collaboratively with clients to uncover automatic, unhelpful thoughts that influence feelings and behaviors. The therapist helps the client recognize these patterns and assess their validity. Over time, clients are guided to replace harmful thoughts with more realistic, balanced ones. Clients also engage in exercises that apply these insights to real-life situations, building resilience and reinforcing healthier behaviors. Therapy may include practicing coping skills, setting goals, and using relaxation techniques.
TREATMENT
Benefits
CBT is designed to empower clients to better handle life's stressors and improve emotional stability. By learning to identify and reshape negative thoughts, clients experience reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression, stronger self-esteem, and enhanced resilience. CBT has long-term benefits because clients develop skills that help them maintain emotional health and avoid relapse, leading to sustained recovery and improved overall quality of life.
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