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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) PDF Print E-mail

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a collaborative, practical and problem-focussed approach to personal problems whereby both the client and therapist work together towards understanding problems in terms of the relationship between thoughts, feelings and behaviour.  The more actively involved the client is in this goal-orientated process, the better the outcome.  Treatment is often action-orientated, with specific technique-driven, brief, direct and time-limited exercises for specific psychological disorders.

We can help with issues like: 

  • Address specific fears or phobias
  • Anxiety and social anxiety
  • Manage depression
  • Set and achieve your own objectives

 

THERAPISTS WHO SPECIALISE IN THIS AREA AND/OR WORK IN THIS MODALITY:
To get more information on an individual therapist please click on name

Martina Gibbons
Matt McDermott
Peter Caffrey
Brigid Coyle
Jean Forbes
Corry de Jongh
Anne McCormack
Gail McGuinness
James O'Connor
Jane O'Keeffe
Deirdre O’Shea
Donna Redmond
Trevor Rufli
Juliet Smith
Rachel Gibson
Jennifer Wilson O'Raghaillagh