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This research shows therapists' perception of themselves as a person and therapist influences patient outcomes.... Read More.
The one that has been the most dependable, repeatable, all-encompassing... the most effective, and most comforting is TEAM-CBT.... Read More.
Feeling Good Institute’s Professional Development Program fosters Deliberate Skills Practice, collaboration and clinical excellence.... Read More.
This research highlights the effectiveness of CBT as a promising non-pharmacological approach for tackling one of the most prevalent and debilitating long-term effects of COVID-19.... Read More.
Feeling Good Institute therapists are trained and certified in a framework for conducting therapy that includes the processes known to be most effective.... Read More.
This research highlights relational savoring (RS), an attachment-based method, used to improve relationships and interpersonal well-being.... Read More.
This research highlights how CBT not only improves ADHD symptoms but may also promote neurophysiological changes in the brain.... Read More.
This research underscores the potential of fully remote intensive trauma-focused therapy as a practical and effective choice for individuals grappling with PTSD and Complex PTSD.... Read More.
This research underscores the importance of tailored interventions to address FCR and improve the well-being of breast cancer survivors.... Read More.
This research highlights the importance of cognitive-behavioral approaches as a crucial role in understanding and addressing addictive behaviors.... Read More.
This research provides compelling evidence for the effectiveness of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy in improving relationship outcomes.... Read More.
This research highlights the profound impact of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) on symptoms of depression, anxiety, and quality of life of informal caregivers supporting individuals with diverse cancer diagnoses.... Read More.
This research highlights how an integrated approach involving multiple healthcare providers is essential for treating FND effectively, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive care tailored to their specific needs.... Read More.
This study furthers our understanding on what motivates effective therapists.... Read More.
Explore how CBT and Mindfulness-Based Interventions relieve menopause-related mood, cognition, and quality-of-life issues, backed by systematic research.... Read More.
Coping after the death of a loved one is a universal, but unique and personal journey often filled with pain and despair. Most usually have the natural capacity to adjust to their new lives in the absence of loved ones. However, some experience more difficulty or prolonged grieving than others.... Read More.
This study shows CBT tools such as muscle relaxation, worry control, flexible problem solving, patient education, self-monitoring, and relapse prevention help decrease IBS symptoms, such as abdominal pain, and bowel symptoms, not only by influencing the patient's mental status, but also contributing to healthy gut bacteria.... Read More.
This study shows that CBT-specific interventions and the appropriate support of at-risk emerging adults are crucial for the successful treatment of ADHD.... Read More.
This study recognizes the validity of the Racial Trauma Scale (RTS) as an effective measurement tool to provide clinically sound and culturally responsive treatment. ... Read More.
This study shows that both in-person and videoconference therapies are equally successful in significantly reducing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress and increasing quality of life.... Read More.
Since Insurance Providers view effectiveness differently than most of us who practice TEAM-CBT, it is important to make sure you are billing the right code. In addition, the patient must be educated on what is covered by the insurance provider in the Super Bill. ... Read More.
This study supports treatment retention, engagement and satisfaction in internet-delivered family-based-CBT for early onset OCD.... Read More.
This study shows the correlation between sleep deprivation and a reduction in prosocial behavior.... Read More.
Homework in therapy matters. Yet despite its importance, training in the effective use of homework is limited. This research reviews the therapy practices that are shown to improve engagement in homework assignments and mental health outcomes.... Read More.
As someone who has researched and helped to build AI systems, and is now a psychotherapist, this experience has increased the urgency I have in understanding what happens if — or really, when — the world of AI and the world of therapy come together in increasingly intertwined and sophisticated ways.... Read More.
CBT may help people learn how to function effectively when they are feeling depressed at work, making it less likely that depression will lead to performance issues.... Read More.
Through interoceptive exposure, an evidence-based CBT technique, a patient quickly and effectively learns how to manage symptoms of anxiety by confronting feared physical sensations.... Read More.
Intensive therapy involves individualized longer and more frequent therapy sessions over a shorter period of time to increase effectiveness.... Read More.
This research highlights the profound effectiveness of CBT in guiding patients to overcome challenging eating disorders.... Read More.
It’s quite normal to feel anxious at times. You may feel anxious about a job interview or a school assignment. In certain circumstances, anxiety can be beneficial. Anxiety can help you recognize situations that may be potentially dangerous or frightening, activating your fight or flight response.... Read More.
PE, CPT, and trauma-focused CBT are highly effective, and they should be the first choice of treatment. Data also shows that people who suffer from PTSD often prefer PE, CPT, and trauma-focused CBT over other treatments.... Read More.
Procrastination is the act of delaying something. It’s getting easier than ever to keep putting things off. More people have joined these ranks in the last few years as the pandemic shifted work; working from home is now ordinary instead of exceptional. Work-from-homers might still report to a boss, but the structures, routines, and rewards of working in an office have changed drastically.... Read More.
Panic Attacks occur in over 11% of adults in the United States. Interoceptive Exposure is an integral part of treatment for Panic Disorder. Unfortunately, many practitioners hesitate to use Interoceptive Exposure due to their own fears of harming or overwhelming the patient (Deacon, et. al, 2013). Practitioners often deliver smaller doses of the treatment or avoid it all together. ... Read More.
There one more step that may be helpful to you Sam, I said, as our session was coming to a close. He raised his eyes with concern. If you will find it helpful, and feel up for it, I did ask you to send me an email every night after 7 pm. ....Read More.
One of the many wise contributions that Dr. David Burns gave to the cognitive treatment of behavioral habits and addictions is showing that TEMPTING thoughts are distorted thoughts in habits and addictions, the exact same way as NEGATIVE thoughts are distorted thoughts in depression and anxiety. Here are a few examples: ....Read More.
There are many situations during which our patients ask us for things we cannot do. For example, help improve depression while regularly smoking marijuana, help them with anxiety without doing exposure work, or help with alcohol addiction without quitting alcohol use. ....Read More.
TEAM Therapy promotes a concept of Dangling the Carrot in which we convey to a client a strong sense of hope and clarify exactly what we have to offer in TEAM therapy. The carrot we are offering is relief from the symptoms (e.g., mood struggles, relationship problems, habits/addictions). We dangle the carrot by suggesting that positive outcomes are quite plausible as long as the client is able to commit to the hard work necessary to achieve change. ....Read More.
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