Significats de cognitive therapy en anglès

It moves away from cognitive therapy, because the body fixes the body.

Eve lay on top of the covers, reading a book on cognitive therapy.

The best established effective and available alternative is brief cognitive therapy (CT).

Jane found a psychiatrist, privately, who gave her cognitive therapy.

The feasibility of early cognitive therapy in people who are critically ill remains unknown.

It's the bottom line of what's called cognitive therapy.

Moreover, dismantling designs have suggested that behavioral components may account for the efficacy of cognitive therapy.

Which is where Ellis took inspiration for the "shame attacking" exercises of cognitive therapy.

Conclusions: This pilot study demonstrates that early rehabilitation can be extended beyond physical therapy to include cognitive therapy.

However, not all patients want to take medication, and cognitive therapy has not demonstrated consistent efficacy across trials.

Two years of data came from 79 patients with recurrent major depression who responded to acute cognitive therapy.

Among more severely depressed patients, behavioral activation was comparable to antidepressant medication, and both significantly outperformed cognitive therapy.

Methods: We apply varying-effects analyses and compare findings with traditional methods to assess the effects of continuation-phase cognitive therapy.

Conclusions: Varying-effects analyses can describe how outcomes from cognitive therapy may unfold over time for patients with major depression.

Morgan broke his femur, all his ribs, and underwent physical and cognitive therapy just so he could walk again.

I had seizures, rested in a dark room for weeks, then did cognitive therapy, neuro-vision therapy, and vocational rehab.