Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), is a talking therapy. CBT aims to help you with your difficulties by looking at how you think (cognition) and how this effects what you do ( behaviour) and how you feel both emotionally and physically.
The main aim of therapy is to reduce your distress by guiding you to identify unhelpful habits and patterns of thinking to help you resolve your difficulties, achieve your goals and gain your desired quality of life.
The first step will involve an assessment which will establish a clear understanding of your problems, how these developed and how they are affecting you. This understanding will guide the therapeutic process.
Cognitive Therapy Derby – Private CBT Psychotherapists
We are still here to support your mental health during these times.
We are offering face to face and remote sessions, via the telephone or video calls.
CBT aims to help you with your difficulties by looking at how you think (cognition) and how this effects what you do (behaviour) and how you feel both emotionally and physically. If there are problems in any of these areas, we will assist you in making the changes you need to help make you feel better and have the quality of life you desire.
CBT helps you deal with distressing symptoms and together move forward from these. CBT is a collaborative style of therapy; you will not be expected to do anything that you have not agreed to with your therapist in session.
Unlike some other talking therapies CBT mostly focuses on the here and now, however we do explore the impact of the past and how you are currently coping.
The first step will involve an assessment which will establish a clear understanding of your problems, how these developed and how they are affecting you. This understanding will guide the therapeutic process. As treatment progresses, we will devise a treatment plan with you which will involve setting goals that aim to move you to recovery.
Offers an alternative to, or works with medications prescribed by your GP
Help you retain employment or return to work after a period of sickness
CBT can increase coping strategies and find new ways of managing that you may not have considered
Can help you improve relationships and physical health by reducing negative coping strategies assists to improve quality of life and gain a sense of wellbeing.
We offer a range of specialist treatment including cognitive behavioural therapy, counselling, and EMDR. Our associates have over 20 years experience and are BABCP accreddited