Why does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) work?

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CBT helps people uncover their anxiety-causing beliefs. These beliefs contain the often unconscious reasons why you think you should be anxious about something. CBT helps people uncover, evaluate, and change these beliefs.

That said, someone “knowing” CBT doesn’t mean one has the skills to uncover conscious and unconscious anxiety-causing beliefs. This may be why some who work with professional and self-help CBT materials and professionals don’t improve.

All Clarity material is designed to help you uncover and dismantle conscious and unconscious beliefs to address negative emotions.

Note: This post also explains what cognitive treatment is.

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