<b id="quote">quote:</b id="quote"><table border="0" id="quote"><tr id="quote"><td class="quote" id="quote">There are distinct differences in these approaches and the outcomes that the practitioners would deem a success.
Counselling will be a talking cure and as such when you've learnt to 'come to terms' with your problem, job done.
CBT will enable you to revise how you think and can generate lasting results; your symptoms dissipate, job done.
Other approaches will enable you to drill down into your unconsious mind to reveal and revise the reasons underpinning the cause of what's happening to you now, rather than work simply on the symptoms. The difference here is that if we treat just a symptom and do not address the cause you can set up a daisy chain effect of one phobia leading to another to another.
<div align="right">Originally posted by bb01234 - 07 January 2007 : 23:52:59</div id="right">
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