Hospital & Healthcare Management May 15, 2024
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Struggling with substance abuse and wondering how cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) can help? CBT for substance abuse and anxiety treatment is defined by its strategic focus on altering harmful thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to addiction. With an evidence-based approach, CBT equips individuals with the tools to initiate and sustain recovery. Within this guide, you’ll discover the fundamental principles of CBT for substance abuse, how it fosters the development of coping skills, and its role in relapse prevention.

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  • CBT for substance abuse is a hands-on, practical approach emphasizing the development of coping mechanisms, interpersonal skills, and strategies to manage triggers and develop effective coping strategies.
  • The technique tackles not only addiction but also co-occurring disorders, offering tailored...

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