I need solutions for my anxiety. I want support, skills, tools, from Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Are you a solution-focused person? CBT will be perfect for you in therapy.
- Do you want to make changes that is impactful for yourself.
- Do you like learning, and self-delevolplement, to learn new skills to manage your anxiety?
- Do you enjoy working collaboratively to make psoitive changes.
What is so good about Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?
Working together to make changes, and learn skills to manage difficult situations.
Cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) is a talking therapy an intervention that gives you tools to manage difficult situations.
Many clients with anxiety and phobias are drawn to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) because it provides a simple, structured, and goal-oriented approach.
Our therapists will personalise a treatment plan tailored to your needs, working collaboratively with you, to achieve your goals in therapy. Integrating homework, and solution-focused techniques with practical skills and support from a specialised CBT therapist.
It is a Solution-focused and designed to have the best outcome.
Nibbling concerning issues in the bud will be useful, in addressing difficult fears and anxiety at hand. Identifying and challenging negative or irrational thought patterns will be part of the CBT work, these useful tools and skills will be a great benefit and can be lifetime skills to manage your distressing emotions and unhelpful behaviours.
Our therapists will equip you to break down step-by-step issues into manageable parts and by working through them systematically, you can develop more effective solutions. With CBT, you can learn to recognise and understand your emotional responses to regulate.
What can CBT help me with?
Anxiety: CBT helps you confront and manage anxiety by gradually exposing you to feared situations and teaching relaxation techniques, for Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) to Social Anxiety.
Phobias: CBT uses exposure techniques to help you gradually face and overcome specific phobias from flying to dirty and germs.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD): CBT focuses on breaking the cycle of compulsive behaviours and obsessive thoughts.
Stress Management: CBT provides strategies for managing stress effectively, helping you to feel more in control, Identifying Stressors, and developing coping strategies.
Eating Disorders: CBT is beneficial for managing eating disorders such as Bulimia Nervosa and eating disorders.
Chronic Pain: Changing Pain Perceptions to altering negative thoughts and beliefs about pain. Developing Coping Strategies to learn techniques to manage pain and improve quality of life.
PSTD Trauma-Focused (TF-CBT): Support you with a past traumatic event where mentally you don't feel safe "shelf shock" as they call it.
Counselling Session Fees.
You need to be assessed before your first session
Therapy.
Assessment: The therapist works with the individual to understand their current issues, thought patterns, and behaviours.
Identification: The individual learns to identify negative or distorted thoughts and recognise how these thoughts affect their emotions and behaviours.
Challenge and Change: Through guided discussion and exercises, the therapist helps the individual challenge these negative thoughts and replace them with more balanced and realistic ones.
Skill Application: The individual practices new skills and strategies in real-life situations to manage symptoms and improve their overall well-being.
Review and Adjust: Progress is regularly reviewed, and adjustments are made as needed to ensure the therapy remains effective and aligned with the individual’s goals.
Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a collaborative process where the therapist and individual work together to understand and address the individual’s issues, making it a flexible and adaptable approach suitable for various mental health concerns.
Professional Support for Anxiety with CBT treatments.
- It is evidence-based therapy that can be tailored to address a wide range of mental health issues, making it a valuable tool for improving overall mental well-being and functioning.
- Goal-Oriented Focus: CBT is highly structured and centred around specific, measurable goals. This approach is appealing to those who want to focus on one issue at a time and track their progress toward improvement.
- Targeted Problem-Solving: CBT zeroes in on one issue at a time, making it ideal for clients who prefer a concentrated and focused approach to resolving their mental health challenges.
- Practical Skills Development: For individuals who value learning practical tools to manage their thoughts and emotions, CBT provides techniques that can be used in daily life to navigate stress, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.
- Structured and Time-Limited: With its structured format, CBT is often a short-term therapy, making it a great fit for clients who want quick, tangible results while staying committed to their therapeutic goals