families and cognitive behavioral therapy

families and cognitive behavioral therapy show that using this therapy on the individual family member who needs treatment as well as training the parent leads to positive results.  For example, depressed individuals reduce their symptoms not only by getting the treatment themselves but also by including family members who can be trained to nurture a more loving and accepting home.

What is cognitive behavioral therapy?  Its fundamental focus is the belief that changing how one thinks may also change their behaviors and feelings.

Links below for further information:

http://www.childtrends.org/Lifecourse/programs/CognitiveBehaviorTherapy.htm

http://psychologytoday.com/pto/methods.html

Applied Behaviorial Analysis (ABA)

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