CBT is not really 'talk' therapy

Posted by badhaircut on January 7, 2004, at 14:58:59

In reply to Brain Responds Differently to Meds vs Talk therapy, posted by jrbecker on January 7, 2004, at 12:04:29

That's another good article about the Toronto study. (Thanks, jr.) The HealthDay editor is a little misleading, though, in calling CBT "talk" therapy. CBT is usually distinguished from the various dyad-based, catharsis-oriented, free-asociating, psychodynamic, "depth" psychotherapies -- which really do emphasize *talk*. CBT teaches step-by-step techniques, assigns homework exercises and doesn't linger on talking.
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