Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Toronto Psychologist Blog Topics

1. What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

An explanation of CBT and how it is different from classic psychoanalysis and social psychology.

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2. Insomnia

Not being able to sleep is often a psychosomatic condition.

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3. Smoking

CBT can help you to quit smoking without the use of gums, patches or drugs. The effects are often more effective, and more pervasive.

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4. Other Addictions

Gambling, cocaine, and prescription drugs can tear families apart. Addiction often stems from deep-seeded psychological conditions that can be resolved through CBT.

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5. The hard science of psychology

Controlled laboratory experiments can demonstrate replicable data to prove the effectiveness of CBT in scientific settings.

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6. The degree paradigm

In this experiment, the time it takes for a match to be made between two objects is directly dependent on the number of degrees they are from each other.

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7. The mammal → bird experiment

Here is another CBT experiment that measures the time between responses of two similar vs dissimilar words. Over a long enough timeline it is possible to map out a consistent cognitive structure of the brain, much like a computer.

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8. Phobias

Phobias can also be addressed through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Powerful, irrational fears can be detrimental to one’s health and overall mental and physical well-being. By taking a logical, step-by-step progression, CBT can relieve these pressures.
We will take a closer look at a few examples.

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9. Depression

Depression is a clinical condition often treated with drugs. There is another way. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy offers a non-medical way to treat depression as a strictly psychological condition. And it has proved to be very effective.

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10. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

There are experiences in life that can leave us with lasting feelings of despair, fear or anxiety. PTSD is a specialty of mine. I will offer various case studies of how I have successfully treated patients, through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

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