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The material highlights that CBT is present-focused, time-limited, and problem-solving oriented, with sessions that follow a consistent agenda and include homework practice. 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CBT helps people live the lives they want to live by learning and practicing new skills to challenge unhelpful patterns of thinking and reacting.  \n Is CBT right for me?  \nPeople living with the following may benefit from CBT:  \n• Anxiety  \n• Depression  \n• Personality disorders  \n• Psychotic disorders  \n• Eating concerns  \n• Problems sleeping  \nCore Components  \n• CBT is focused on the present, is timelimited, skill-focused, and problemsolving oriented.  \n• Treatment focuses on building new skills that lead to new ways of thinking, feeling, and reacting.  \n• Each session follows a similar pattern: check in, agenda setting, discussion of agenda items, summary, feedback, and practice skills outside of session  \nTechniques used in sessions include:  \n9 Thought checking 9 Relaxation  \n9 Behavioral activation 9 In vivo exposure 9 Problem solving skills  \n CBT for Kids  \nCBT can help children discover new ways of looking at things and how to respond differently in stressful situations. Through CBT children may learn more self-control, problem solving skills, new coping skills, and improve their self-image.  \nDon’t Miss Out!  \nCall CBH Member Services at 888-545-2600 and ask for CBT.  \nFor more detailed information, [visit](visit DBHIDS.org/EPIC)[ DBHIDS.org/EPIC](visit DBHIDS.org/EPIC).  \nTHE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE AND INNOVATION CENTER (EPIC)  \nEffective Practices that Support People with Behavioral Health Challenges  \nEVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES: EBP  \nWhat are EBPs?  \nEBPs or Evidence-Based Practices are treatments supported by research that have been proven to help people thrive.  \nWhy are EBPs important?  \nJust as doctor’s offices look for the best treatments for physical health concerns, we want to do the same for behavioral and mental health concerns. EBPs provide hope to families by offering the most effective treatments.  \nWhere can I find EBP providers?  \nVisit our website, [DBHIDS.org/EPIC or](DBHIDS.org/EPIC or) call Member Services at 888-545-2600.  \nProvider agencies offering Cognitive Behavioral Therapy  \nin the Community Behavioral Health Network  \n• Asociacion Puertorriquenos en Marcha (APM)  \n267-296-7220  \n• Cognitive Behavioral Services  \n267-258-9290  \n• Hispanic Community Counseling Services  \nfor children and adults 215-291-8151  \n• Intercommunity Action for children and adolescents 215-487-1330  \n• Northern Children’s Services for children 215-482-1423  \n• PATH  \n215-728-4565  \nDelivering Evidence-Based Practices Throughout Philadelphia. [DBHIDS.org/EPIC](DBHIDS.org/EPIC)","cbCaio1cxiYP1qNR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio1cxiYP1qNR","pdf",755876,"English","# What is CBT?\n# Is CBT right for me?\n# Core Components\n# Techniques used in sessions\n# CBT for Kids\n# Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs)\n# Where to find EBP providers\n# Provider agencies offering CBT","[{\"question\":\"What is CBT and how does it work for children?\",\"answer\":\"CBT focuses on how views and thoughts about situations influence emotions and actions. For children, it helps discover new ways of looking at things and responding differently in stressful situations, building self-control, coping skills, and problem-solving abilities.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the core components and session structure of CBT?\",\"answer\":\"CBT is present-focused, time-limited, skill-focused, and oriented toward problem solving. 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