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Hope Wellness Mental Health Center

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Evidence-based therapy that helps identify and change negative thought patterns and behaviors to improve mental health and well-being.

Overview

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) at Hope Wellness Medical Center is a structured, evidence-based approach that helps individuals identify and change unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors. Our experienced therapists guide you through practical strategies to improve your mental well-being and develop healthier coping mechanisms.

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Who Should Consider

Individuals experiencing anxiety or depression

People struggling with negative thought patterns

Those dealing with specific phobias

Individuals managing stress or anger

People wanting to develop better coping skills

Expected Results

Reduced symptoms of anxiety and depression

Improved problem-solving abilities

Better emotional regulation

Enhanced coping strategies

Greater self-awareness

Our Process

1

Initial assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of current challenges and goals

2

Thought pattern identification

Learning to recognize unhelpful thinking patterns

3

Cognitive restructuring

Developing skills to challenge and modify negative thoughts

4

Behavioral activation

Implementing positive behavioral changes

5

Skill practice

Applying CBT techniques in real-life situations

6

Progress review

Evaluating progress and adjusting strategies as needed

Telehealth Services

CBT is highly effective through telehealth, allowing you to practice skills in your daily environment.

Benefits

Convenient access to therapy
Real-world skill application
Flexible scheduling
Comfortable environment

Process

1
Virtual intake session
2
Online worksheets and tools
3
Regular video sessions
4
Digital homework assignments
5
Progress tracking

Requirements

Stable internet connection
Access to a computer or tablet
A quiet, private space for sessions

Platforms Used

Zoom

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does CBT treatment typically last?

CBT is typically short-term, lasting 12-20 sessions, though this can vary based on individual needs and goals.

What conditions can CBT help with?

CBT is effective for many conditions including anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, eating disorders, and substance use disorders.

What happens between sessions?

CBT involves practicing skills between sessions through homework assignments that help reinforce what you've learned.

Emergency Information

If you're experiencing a mental health crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, seek immediate help.

What to do:

  • Contact emergency services
  • Reach out to your therapist
  • Use learned CBT techniques
  • Connect with support system

Emergency Contacts:

National Crisis Hotline:988
Crisis Text Line:741741