CBT NEWSCategories: CBT, Depression/Hopelessness From the WebMD archives article date May 22, 2000): Cognitive therapy has become the fastest growing, most extensively studied form of therapy in the United States -- the new century's treatment of choice for everything from depression to substance abuse. Pick up a health magazine or turn on the radio, and you'll likely hear about some new study in which cognitive therapy helped patients just as well -- or even better -- than drugs did. Even the insurance companies love this "therapy du jour," for an understandable reason: It usually takes just 10 or 12 sessions to see results .... [READ THE FULL ARTICLE] Do your thoughts drag you down? Cognitive therapists say yes. Are they onto something? Photo credits: I love to lay down here by Takashi Hososhims is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
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