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“The good news is that over the last 10 years there have been major advances using cognitive-behavioral therapy to treat worry.”
The Huffington Post: Are You a Worrier? 5 Tips to Turn Worry on Its Head
“Other treatments, including acupuncture, biofeedback, using sensors to track blood flow or muscle activity, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and relaxation training, have also been effective in preventing migraines in clinical trials, either alone or in combination with drug treatments.”
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“The article went on to report that after a few months of cognitive-behavioral therapy, the patients reported their depression was gone.”
The Huffington Post: Morty Lefkoe: Weight And Emotional Problems Are Not Inherited
“Mike Sudal/The Wall Street Journal Diet coaches, nutritionists and cognitive-behavioral therapists have long warned against eating for emotional reasons and urged people who overeat to identify eating triggers.”
The Wall Street Journal: Is Your Personality Making You Put on Pounds?
“More formalized cognitive-behavioral counseling has been extensively researched, particularly in the bariatric surgery population, and has been found to be very helpful in maintaining weight loss in the longer term.”
“A cognitive-behavioral therapist will focus on changing patients' negative thinking patterns, while a psychoanalyst will want to probe more deeply into how the past is affecting current issues.”
“She tried multiple therapies, including cognitive-behavioral treatment, but none of the treatments decreased the frequency of her panic attacks, which were occurring about once a week.”
“These include medications known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and cognitive-behavioral therapy.”
“However, treatment for flight fears — sans a drunken stupor — which includes virtual reality therapy and other forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy has shown much success, Rothbaum notes.”
Top 10 Fears and Phobias That Really Scare People | Impact Lab
“These other approaches are generally labeled "cognitive-behavioral therapy" CBT.”
The Huffington Post: Stanton Peele: Perhaps Charlie Sheen Should Try a Different Approach
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