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Is cbt a form or type of psychotherapy?
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CBT stands for: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and it is a form of psychotherapy. It is focused on the here and now and not analytic. Thinking generates feelings and it is focused on changing self talk / thoughts. Peace and good health.
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Yes it is: CBT stands for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and it is widely practiced.
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