This is the sixth question from the Q&A portion of Beck Institute’s 3-Day CBT Workshop on Depression and Anxiety for […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on August 17, 2011
This is the seventh question from the Q&A portion of Beck Institute’s 3-Day CBT Workshop on Depression and Anxiety for […]
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Dr. Aaron Beck describes how cognitive behavior therapy has been applied to Bipolar I Patients. He begins by explaining the […]
Dr. Aaron Beck explains how his curiosity and scientific nature led him to develop Cognitive Therapy. He also explains the […]
At a 90th birthday party for Dr. Aaron Beck, given by Pearson Assessment at the American Psychological Association annual conference […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on August 8, 2011
There seems to be a lot of confusion about the difference between Cognitive Therapy (CT) and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). […]
Posted by Aaron T. Beck, MD on February 21, 2007
Sharon Begley’s article about changing your brain appeared in the Wall Street Journal a few weeks ago -you can read it here, and you can also […]
Posted by Aaron T. Beck, MD on February 9, 2007
Cognitive Therapy is well known for being effective for depression (it’s twice as effective as medication in preventing relapse) and it’s also been shown […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on January 17, 2007
Here’s another one of the most common misunderstandings about Cognitive Therapy: Myth: Cognitive Therapy simply teaches people to put on “rose-colored glasses” and see […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on January 12, 2007
I’ve recently been thinking about Self Disclosure in CT. In traditional psychoanalysis, analysts deliberately refrain from revealing anything about themselves. […]
Posted by jbeck on January 8, 2007
I enjoyed being interviewed for an NPR radio story on the Cognitive Therapy approach to New Year’s resolutions. When I’ve […]
Posted by jbeck on January 5, 2007
Myth: Cognitive Therapy (CT) is all about changing your thinking, and does not involve behavioral change. Fact: Actually, Cognitive Therapy […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on December 19, 2006
As Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) interact with patients who have health problems, many of them find that their patients also suffer from mental health problems, including […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on December 6, 2006
Many studies have demonstrated that Cognitive Therapy (CT) is effective for depression, and twice as effective as medication in preventing […]
Posted by Aaron T. Beck, MD on November 22, 2006
People often ask us for video footage of Aaron T. Beck, especially students. Here is a list of all the video […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on November 14, 2006
The following is a direct email excerpt from Dr. Beck‘s conversation with an interviewer. [In response to a question about […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on November 8, 2006
As part of a panel discussion, Dr. Beck discusses Cognitive Therapy (which he developed in the 1960s) and how it differs […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on November 3, 2006
A new study just published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology shows that Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) can help cancer […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on October 24, 2006
Cognitive Therapy (CT) has been demonstrated to be effective for many disorders in hundreds of clinical trials — it’s one of the most widely […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on October 23, 2006
We’re going to start highlighting interesting Cognitive Therapy developments in specific U.S. states and countries around the world. You’ll see these highlights here as […]
Posted by Beck Institute Staff on October 17, 2006