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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Treating with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at Clearview Outpatient
About CBT
Destructive and irrational belief systems often contribute to unhealthy coping mechanisms like substance abuse or self-harm. By addressing the underlying thoughts that cause mental distress, clients learn to identify, analyze, and modify distorted thinking, behaviors, and emotional responses.
What is CBT?
An evidence-based treatment designed to alter damaging negative thought patterns individuals may have about themselves, CBT can modify these irrational beliefs by examining how thoughts, emotions, and actions relate to each other and how they affect behavior.
CBT can modify irrational beliefs by examining how thoughts, emotions, and actions relate to each other and how they affect behavior.
How does CBT work?
Situations do not cause distress — the meaning individuals assign to them causes distress. Negative thoughts often feel authentic, even if they’re based on faulty perceptions. CBT helps clients identify and challenge harmful thought patterns, correcting distorted beliefs for healthier thinking.
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Clearview Outpatient offers a flexible continuum of care through our partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) programs, meeting individuals where they are in their recovery journey with structure, support, and evidence-based treatment.
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