Evidence Based Therapies

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT)

talk therapy

CBT is an active, present focused therapy that involves collaboration with your therapist to reach your goals

CBT helps you identify and evaluate how your thoughts affect your emotions and behaviors

SKILLS

CBT aims to give you concrete skills you can use in your everyday life both while you are in therapy and beyond

MODALITIES

The TAP clinic currently offers individual CBT therapy 

What CBT is:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an empirically-supported treatment that helps people identify how their thought patterns contribute to their emotions and behaviors. The goal of CBT is to identify unhelpful thinking patterns and develop more adaptive ways of thinking and behaving. CBT is a very active, present-focused therapy in which individuals are taught to identify their thoughts and then catch and correct any potential errors they make in the ways they talk to themselves. In addition, CBT involves a heavy emphasis on helping people engage in behaviors that are likely to help them create newer and healthier beliefs about themselves.

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What CBT treats:

CBT was originally developed to treat depression and has since been adapted to treat many other concerns, including anxiety, traumatic experiences, bipolar disorder, and substance misuse. CBT is considered the gold standard treatment for mood disturbance, anxiety and stress, and a host of other difficulties; in fact, some consider it to be the gold standard treatment of psychotherapy in general. 

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TAP Clinic CBT Providers:

   In adolescents: Dr. Ritschel , Nicole Turner,  Dr. Mochrie

     In adults: Dr. Byars , Dr. Miller , Dr. Ritschel , Becca Edwards-Powell , Dr. Mochrie