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Understanding CBT: A Beginner's Guide to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
However, CBT is much more than simply the power of positive thinking. This approach to therapy has been used for decades and has been well studied. CBT is effective, sometimes even more effective than other modalities. Explaining and demonstrating what CBT looks like in a therapy context is a bit beyond the scope of one blog post, but we can take a closer look at one piece of this work by exploring what have been called “thinking errors” or cognitive distortions.