Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in addiction treatment

Through cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, you’ll learn how to replace negative patterns of thinking and behaving with more productive thoughts and actions. CBT guides people with alcohol or drug addiction to recognize irrational thoughts and to create rational replacement thoughts.

CBT Skill development focuses on:

• Coping with craving
• Strengthening motivation and commitment to sobriety
• Refusal skills/assertiveness
• Creating an all-purpose coping plan
• Problem solving

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