 Mind Over Mood and Bibliotherapy in England (September 8, 2007)
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Patient Fix Thyself ( April 9, 2007) - Forbes - No pills, no shrink's sofa, no whining. Cognitive behavioral therapy sheds long-winded wallowing in past pain-- and may be better than Prozac-- after only 25 sessions ...
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Bibliotherapy: Reading Your Way To Mental Health (July 31, 2007) - Wall Street Journal - A growing number of therapists are recommending something surprising for depressed and anxious patients: Read a book ... [Related Reading - Mind Over Mood]
New York Times article on Cognitive Therapy for Depressed and Suicidal Adolescents
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NPR Interview Regarding Cognitive Therapy and Dieting (April 12, 2007) NPR Morning Edition - Learn how the strategies and methods of cognitive therapy, which have proven to be so helpful to people with mood disorders, can be used to help you lose weight.
NPR Audio webcast (February 2, 2007) - For years, scientists believed the brain's structure couldn't be changed. The new science of neuroplasticity says that's not the case, and argue the brain is much more flexible than previously thought. Science writer Sharon Begley talks about her new book, Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain.
Going into therapy (September 16, 2006) - The Sydney Morning Herald - Cognitive behaviour therapy is seen as an effective way to treat depression, writes Adele Horin.
"Why Does It Still Hurt, Doc?" (August 29, 2006) - Washington Post - For Some Patients Stumped by Unexplained Physical Symptoms, Answers Are Elusive. * Now There's a Promising Treatment: Cognitive Therapy.
Cognitive Therapy: Don't Tell Me About Your Childhood (August 6, 2006) - San Francisco Chronicle - The Bay Area Embraces a "Here and Now" Approach to Psychotherapy with Surprising Results
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