CBT

Thought-changing therapy type

CBT is an abbreviation with two common meanings depending on context.

In psychology and medicine, it stands for cognitive behavioral therapy, a widely used treatment approach that addresses problematic thoughts and behaviors: Her therapist recommended CBT for anxiety.

In BDSM contexts, CBT refers to cock and ball torture—sexual practices involving pain or restraint applied to male genitals.

conditions

anxiety

Persistent apprehensive distress

  • depressionProlonged low state
  • PTSDChronic reaction to horrific events
  • OCDCompulsive repetition disorder

phobias · insomnia · stress · trauma · bipolar · grief

techniques

desensitization

Reduced response over time

practice

therapist

Mental health practitioner

goals · outcomes · structured · collaborative · homework · progress · termination

cognition

schemas

Conceptual organizing structures

reappraisal · reframing · metacognition · personalization · labeling · magnification

founders

ACT

College readiness assessment

  • DBTTherapy for emotional regulation
Categories
Opposites
therapeutic approach

CBTpsychoanalysis

Treatment via unconscious exploration

Freudian analysis · depth psychology · free association · dream analysis · Gestalt therapy

treatment philosophy

CBTpsychoanalysis

Treatment via unconscious exploration

art therapy · talk therapy

theoretical orientation

CBTdepth psychology

Study of unconscious mind

attachment theory · anti-psychiatry

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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