Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy |

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Can help with: Anxiety, depression, stress, low self-esteem, overthinking


May be good for: People who want practical tools and like having clear goals


During this form of therapy: You learn to notice negative thought patterns and shift them. Sessions often include activities, worksheets, or skill practice.

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is all about understanding how your thoughts, emotions, and actions are connected.

It helps you spot unhelpful patterns—like jumping to the worst-case scenario or being super hard on yourself—and teaches you how to shift them.

This kind of therapy is practical, structured, and goal-focused.

You might work on skills to manage anxiety, boost your self-esteem, or reduce stress.

A session could include reflection, journaling, or even trying out new coping tools.

The idea is not to just talk about problems, but to actually change how you think and feel over time.

If you like clear tools, guided support, and real progress, CBT could be a great fit.