Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in Glasgow, Edinburgh & Online
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What is CBT?
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is one of the most common forms of psychological counselling. It relies on the communication of cognitive distortions such as thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes between the client and therapist.
CBT is so effective because it looks to challenge the emotional responses of an individual that stem from the distortions listed. As a result, the client can begin to develop and improve upon coping strategies that will help them solve present life difficulties.
In contrast to psychotherapy, CBT does not focus on the unconscious meaning that lies behind thoughts and behaviours.
Instead, CBT is an action-oriented form of counselling that looks to identify strategies that may alleviate symptoms of a cognitive disorder.
CBT is often used in conjunction with other forms of therapy, but various academic studies have shown that it is effective as a stand-alone treatment.
CBT is commonly used to alleviate depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and eating disorders.
How can MAPP help?
We understand it can be daunting to enter the therapy process. Stepping through the doors of a therapy centre to seek out help is often the most challenging step.
As a result we have carefully created a comfortable environment that is accessible for anyone who may be new to therapy. For a therapeutic intervention to be successful, it must be conducted in a friendly and hospitable environment.
After initial assessments, your psychologist will be able to identify the best approach for your situation, which may result in undertaking a course of CBT.
The course of action that best suits your situation may be either a programme of CBT as a stand-alone therapy or the combination of CBT with other forms of treatment.
Dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) and person-centred therapy (PCT) have been shown to work well when used alongside CBT.
Whichever therapeutic intervention is decided upon, you should be confident that it is the tailored to you.
What results can you expect?
Undertaking a course of CBT will moderate your symptoms of anxiety, build your sense of self-esteem, and help you understand reactions to intrusive thoughts better.
Most clients respond positively to CBT after around 6 to 24 sessions, and it can be strategised long after your official counselling has ended.
MAPP Psychology wants to take that first step with you towards improving your life for the future. The treatments we offer will aid you in unpacking your difficulties, helping you make better decisions for yourself and your loved ones.
We want to start with you along this path towards a better state of mental wellbeing.
The MAPP approach to therapy
Each of our psychologists is fully trained and qualified, bringing a wealth of experience to the table.
They take the time to really listen, getting to know you and what you're going through, so they can shape an approach that actually fits your life - not a generic one-size-fits-all model.
They will work with you to make practical real life changes that help you move into a happier, healthier place.
Sessions start at £95 with a fully trained therapist and £130 with one of our fully qualified expert psychologists.
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