health / cognitive-behavioral therapy

The Anxiety Network provides help and support for the three largest anxiety disorders: (a) social anxiety disorder (social phobia), (b) panic disorder with and without agoraphobia, and (c) generalized, free-floating anxiety.

The American Institute for Cognitive Therapy is an internationally recognized group of clinical psychologists and psychotherapists providing the highest quality cognitive-behavioral treatment for depression, anxiety, phobias, eating disorders, personality disorders, child and adolescent problems and family and marital problems.

The NACBT promotes cognitive-behavioral therapy, the evidence-based, best practice therapy. Their website provides the latest information on CBT, including credentials they offer. A National Referral Database is also featured!

Counseling, psychotherapy, workshops, and retreats for additions, trama and abuse, ADD/ADHD, relationships, mood disorders, stress management and spirituality, employing cognitive-behavioral, EMDR, and mind-body approaches, including the power therapies.

New_York Psychologist, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Therapist, Therapy

The OCD Resource Center of Florida offers help and hope for sufferers of obsessive-compulsive disorder and related anxiety disorders through effective programs featuring cognitive-behavioral therapy, pharmacological treatment, educational programs and free support groups for families of persons with OCD.

Description and explanation of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), also called cognitive-behavioral therapy. Includes self-help reading list and links to other Web resources on CBT.

The NACBT promotes cognitive-behavioral therapy. Their website provides the latest information on CBT, including credentials they offer. A National Referral Database is also featured!