Cognitive Behavioral Therapy vs. Psychoanalysis

This video is about cognitive behavioral therapy vs. psychoanalysis and which would be better for you to choose.
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[@geralldus]

CBT has a clear aim to modify and adapt behaviour, analysis promotes understanding and insight and change is almost a secondary consequence.

[@toolsfromtherapy]

Agreed

[@TheKjetil77]

I am CBT therapist and I still work with patterns and childhood as that is very natural and where core beliefs etc are being formed. . I do not see the point he makes here as being "this one vs the other" -This is how a good CBT therapist (or ANY licensed therapist) should work. Often people simplify CBT where it actually is intended to work on a deep level. Anyways :)

[@skionen1781]

Sfbt is a cutting edge therapy. No squandering time looking into your pass

[@toolsfromtherapy]

I like some of the concepts in it 👊🏽

[@ethantaylor2827]

SFBT is a joke lmao. Dressed up life coaching with zero understanding of language or the way people actually think.

[@skionen1781]

NLP is way ahead of all this psychobabble junk

[@alexa.4483]

The CBT model was built by a psychoanalyst named Aaron Beck in the '50s. Beck noticed that depressive patients shared common thoughts about their self, the others, and the world. His hypothesis was that if these thoughts change then their depressive emotions will reduce and confirmed it after testing. The main difference from psychoanalysis is that CBT relies on evidence based techniques/intervensions including exposure. Also it follows a client centered educational approach informing the client about how the therapy works through a collaboration between the therapist and the client as equals.

[@toolsfromtherapy]

Good points

[@Kingdia97]

Who is this guy?

[@toolsfromtherapy]

Anthony Townsend, clinical psychologist from Johannesburg, South Africa