Psychotherapies (CBT overview)
Plain‑language introduction to evidence‑based psychotherapies, including CBT, with links to resources and treatment considerations.
This page curates peer‑reviewed research and official guidelines on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for mental health. Entries link to authoritative sources such as PubMed, NICE, WHO, and major journals.
Plain‑language introduction to evidence‑based psychotherapies, including CBT, with links to resources and treatment considerations.
Comprehensive review summarizing meta‑analytic evidence for CBT across multiple mental health conditions.
Updated meta‑analysis of randomized trials evaluating CBT for adult depression, including comparisons with other treatments.
Finds CBT efficacious across adult anxiety disorders relative to placebo control conditions.
Evidence that CBT‑I is effective for chronic insomnia with meaningful, sustained improvements in sleep outcomes.
Summarizes outcomes for internet‑delivered CBT and other computerized psychological treatments for depression.
Meta‑analysis comparing acute CBT without continuation to continued or discontinued antidepressant pharmacotherapy over follow‑up.
National guidance recommending CBT and related psychological therapies among first‑line options for depression.
Recommends trauma‑focused CBT and EMDR as first‑line psychological treatments for PTSD.
Guidance including CBT‑based interventions for GAD and panic disorder management.
WHO’s guidance for non‑specialist health settings includes CBT‑informed interventions for common mental disorders.
APA guideline on evidence‑based psychological treatments for PTSD, including trauma‑focused CBT approaches.
APA guideline covering treatment of depression across age cohorts, with CBT as a recommended intervention.
This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment.