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Overview

CBT is considered effective and thus is the most widely used therapy when it comes to the treatment of anxiety. It has been effective for various anxiety disorders such as social anxiety disorder, phobias, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and many more conditions. CBT is based on a basic premise that situations by themselves do not have the power to make us feel emotions, but rather it is the way we perceive them that affects our feelings. Moreover, CBT address the negative ways of thinking and distortions regarding the way we look at our world and ourselves. It involves two components – cognitive therapy, which looks at identifying and replacing our negative thoughts that cause and fuel anxiety, and behavioural therapy, which looks at how a person responds and reacts to situations that trigger anxiety. The goal of CBT is to identify these negative thoughts and replace them with more positive, realistic ones. As one’s way of thinking changes, their feelings change too, thus reducing their anxiety.
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How effective is CBT for Anxiety?

CBT is found effective in the treatment of various anxiety disorders such as phobias, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, etc.

What are the benefits of CBT for Anxiety?

There are several benefits of CBT for the treatment of anxiety:

  • It helps identify and replace cognitive distortions and dysfunctional thought patterns that contribute to anxiety.
  • It helps individuals with anxiety face their fears and thus reduce their impact on them through gradual exposure.
  • It is effective for various types and severity of anxiety disorders.
  • It helps challenge destructive thought patterns and reframe them.

How many numbers of sessions are required?

The number of sessions required varies depending on the type of anxiety, severity of anxiety, any other co-morbid conditions present, as well as the person’s response to treatment.

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