CBT May Help Sleep-Related Repetitive Negative Thinking
Researchers looked to further connect the dots between cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia and repetitive negative thinking.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia Also Yields Improvement in Depression, Anxiety Symptoms
Examining the effect of low, moderate, and severe symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress on insomnia improvements during Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for insomnia
Yoga Helps Generalized Anxiety Disorder but Not as Much as CBT
A new randomized controlled clinical trial evaluated whether yoga and cognitive behavioral therapy are each more effective than stress education to treat generalized anxiety disorder.
In-Person CBT Noninferior to Telemedicine-Delivered Therapy for Insomnia
Both in-person and telemedicine-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy are effective treatments for chronic insomnia.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia in Patients With Depression: What Works?
Despite the negative opinion of group therapy, the patients had a general preference for nonpharmacological treatment.
Telemedicine CBT Effective, Feasible for the Treatment of Anxiety in Stroke Survivors
In a randomized clinical trial of patients with prior stroke, remotely administered CBT was associated with a greater reduction in anxiety symptoms than relaxation therapy.
Fluoxetine With CBT May Be the Most Effective Treatment for Adolescents With Depression
The researchers concluded that fluoxetine with or without CBT may be the best acute therapy for adolescents with moderate to severe depression, although patients, caregivers, and clinicians should carefully monitor any active intervention.
Family Accommodation Hinders Anxiety Treatment in Youths With ASD
At 16 weeks, both CBT treatments significantly reduced accommodation frequency more than standard treatment, with no significant differences between the CBT treatments.
Changes in Brain Function, Amygdalar Connectivity Drive Preventative Effect of CBT on Migraine
The investigators observed greater brain activations in the frontal regions associated with cognitive regulation of pain after CBT.
Study Author Q&A: CBT for Patients With Dissociative Seizures
To dig deeper into the study and its importance for a growing field, we spoke with Laura H. Goldstein, PhD, of the Department of Psychology, King’s College London, United Kingdom.
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