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    CBT - what is it?

    Hey,
    I've been referred to a therapist for a course of CBT. I was just wondering what this is and how it will help me?
    I used to suffer from panic attacks but these have subsided and left me with a strange and serious phobia of fainting. I just want to know what to expect really. I'm worried that my therapist may try and make me faint as a kind of shock therapy! Does that happen?
    Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks guys!

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    No that definitely won't happen!

    CBT is about challenging thoughts and changing behaviours. I am currently having CBT. My therapist talks through everything with me and I decide what I want to work on and she gives me guidance on how.

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    Karen

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    Re: CBT - what is it?

    Hey, thanks a lot. That made me feel a bit better about it. Hopefully it'll work!

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    Re: CBT - what is it?

    Also have a read of the Therapy webpage on the left.
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