Novel Systems of Delivery in CBT 
Novel Systems of Delivery in CBT 

May 9, 2022/Beck Institute Staff

Cognitive Behavior Therapy is the most widely practiced (Knapp, et al., 2015) and heavily researched form of psychotherapy (David, et […]

In Remembrance: Paulo Knapp, MD

February 1, 2022/Sarah Fleming

The CBT community is mourning the loss of Brazilian psychiatrist Dr. Paulo Knapp, who passed away on January 10, 2022, […]

A Tribute to Our Founder, Dr. Aaron T. Beck

November 1, 2021/Lisa Pote, MSW

By Lisa Muchnick Pote, MSW, Beck Institute Executive Director We lost a giant in the field of psychotherapy early this […]

Beck Institute’s Training Team Reacts to ABCT Recognition

October 18, 2021/Sofia Chernoff, PsyD

By Sofia Chernoff, PsyD, Beck Institute Assistant Director of CBT Programs As Assistant Director of CBT Programs, I was especially […]

History of Beck Institute, Part Three: 2021 and Beyond

October 14, 2021/Judith Beck, PhD

By Judith S. Beck, PhD, Beck Institute President and Sarah Fleming, BA, Public Relations Specialist The following blog post is […]

History of Beck Institute, Part Two: A Period of Exponential Growth

October 6, 2021/Judith Beck, PhD

By Judith S. Beck, PhD, Beck Institute President and Sarah Fleming, BA, Public Relations Specialist The following blog post is […]

History of Beck Institute, Part One: Introduction & the Early Years

September 30, 2021/Judith Beck, PhD

By Judith S. Beck, PhD, Beck Institute President and Sarah Fleming, BA, Public Relations Specialist The following blog post is […]

One Year Later: The Impact of Two New Books

September 20, 2021/Hallie Grossman

Late 2020 saw the release of two major works by Beck Institute leadership: Dr. Judith S. Beck released the third […]

What is the Status of “Homework” in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, 50 Years On?

June 8, 2021/Other

By Nikolaos Kazantzis, PhD The comedian Jerry Seinfeld once asked: “What’s the deal with ‘homework?’ It’s not like you’re doing […]

The Efficacy and Effectiveness of CBT for Youth: A Summary of the Literature

January 13, 2021/Robert Friedberg, PhD

By Saige Portera, BA, Hannah Toyama, BA, Jeremy Joves, BA, Anika Mehta, BA, Courtney Giannini, BA, Samantha Honnert, MA, and […]

CBT for Youth with Depression

May 22, 2020/Robert Friedberg, PhD

By Jeremy Joves, BA, Courtney Giannini, BA, Hannah Toyoma, BA, Saige Portera, BA, Anika Mehta, BA, Samantha Honnert, MA and […]

The Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R) Difference: Activating Positive Cognitions Rather than Deactivating Negative Cognitions

April 28, 2020/Aaron T. Beck, MD

This recent article by Dr. Aaron T. Beck describes the biological underpinnings of an individual’s responses to various situations, and […]

Clinical Measures in CBT – A Hassle or a Help?

February 14, 2019/Beck Institute Staff

Clinical Measures in CBT – A Hassle or a Help? By Torrey A. Creed, PhDBeck Institute Faculty The use of […]