Our cognitive behavioural therapist can teach you how to change your negative thought patterns, beliefs and behaviours and transform them into happy and productive ones in Cambridge.
Are you feeling stuck? Do you have thoughts, memories or beliefs that are getting in the way of you living a happy and fulfilling life?
How would it feel to be armed with a set of techniques that you can use day to day to bring about the changes you so desire in your life?
The good news is that anyone, including you, can learn practical techniques to move past emotional obstacles and start living a happier life.
Can CBT help me with my problems?
CBT can help you if you suffer from any of the following:
- Depression, grief, or anxiety
- Relationship and interpersonal problems
- Panic attacks
- Self-esteem difficulties
- Work-related issues
- A history of abuse
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Borderline personality disorder
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Adapting to a chronic illness or disability
Depression, anxiety and low self-esteem
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can be used to treat anxiety, depression, breavement, and low self-esteem by changing the way you think and behave.
It offers a framework for understanding how these problems develop and the unhelpful thinking patterns that keep them going.
It is based on the idea that your thoughts, feelings and behavior are connected and that negative thoughts and feelings can trap you in a vicious cycle.
A therapist can help you understand these cycles and work with you to change the negative patterns.
You will be encouraged to put changes into action during the week and then discuss how it went with your therapist the following session. This may include keeping mood and activity diaries.
CBT is focused on current problems, rather than looking at the past like some other talking therapies.
“I’m nervous about seeing a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist”
Emotional and mental problems can be a heavy burden to bear alone. Even so, many people are nervous about reaching out to a therapist for help.
The important thing to remember is that your CBT therapist is always on your side. They will work with you in a supportive, confidential, and non-judgemental way to help you achieve the best outcomes for your life.
Booking a first appointment with your CBT Therapist at our Cambridge Clinic
To make a first appointment, call 01223 300 222 and ask for a CBT therapist.
In your first appointment, your therapist will talk with you to understand what you want from therapy and what the best plan is. They will also check to make sure that they really are the best kind of therapist to help you, and they may recommend a different type of therapist (such as a clinical psychologist) if that would be better for you.
Treatment sessions usually last 1 hour. Depending on the type of issues you’re working on, you might only need two sessions, or you may benefit from a longer series of sessions.
Qualified Cambridge Cognitive Behavioral Therapists
You can rest assured that you are in safe hands because all the CBT therapists at Salus Wellness are fully qualified. Please click on any of the names below to learn about individual therapists, or call us on 01223 300 222 to make an appointment.
The clinic is based within Salus Wellness at Norman House Cambridge Place Cambridge CB2 1NS, about 10 minutes walk from the Cambridge train station.
Price: Range from £60
Your cognitive behavioral therapist can teach you how to change thought patterns, beliefs and behaviors to transform your life.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is offered at Salus Wellness in Cambridge by the following practitioners:
Asha Praseedom Barbara March Cass-Courtney David Head Julia Sinclair-Brown Kiran Bhatti Marion Jongkind Sally Martin