CBT

[ see-bee-tee ]

abbreviation for

1. cognitive behavioral therapy: a form of psychological therapy that seeks to identify and change patterns of thought, perception, and behavior that can be harmful to a person's mental health.
2. Chicago Board of Trade.

CBT

abbreviation for

1. computer-based training
2. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Example Sentences

John waited several months for his first CBT appointment through the NHS and was given an initial six sessions.

From BBC

John said CBT was the starting point of a longer journey that included coaching, training and self-reflection.

From BBC

CBT might also address thought patterns that perpetuate loneliness, like a person’s expectation of rejection, or their tendency to fixate on negative social experiences from the past, says Anton Käll, a behavioral scientist at Linköping University.

From Science Magazine

Käll and colleagues found significant reductions in loneliness in two randomized trials of their online CBT intervention where participants complete assignments and correspond with a therapist who offers weekly feedback on their work.

From Science Magazine

Draft NHS guidelines recommend offering CBT alongside or instead of HRT.

From BBC