The following articles are related to ‘Cognitive Therapy and CBT’ in the Psychology and Therapy Reference Materials Library.
Are you interested in alternative approaches to mental health care? This guide from the US National Mental Health Information Center may help to answer some of your questions and provides pointers to some additional resources.
Your questions about anxiety disorders may be answered by this article provided directly by the US National Institute of Mental Health. In addition to the summaries provided in this article, separate pages in this section provide more information on the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder, panic disorder, and other anxiety disorders.
This brief article summarizing anxiety disorders appears courtesy of the US National Institute of Mental Health.
You can learn about bipolar disorder (manic depression) from this document that appears courtesy of the US National Institute of Mental Health. Another NIMH article provides an overview of manic depression (“Bipolar Information and Overview from NIMH”).
In addition to the summaries provided in this article by the US National Institute of Mental Health, separate pages provide more information on the specific symptoms of manic depression.
If you suffer from fibromyalgia, sometimes called fibrositis, you may experience widespread musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and tender points; also see the separate “Fibromyalgia Q&A”.
Your questions about mental health treatment and therapy might be answered by this quick guide intended as a companion document for the “Guide to Mental Health Services: Decade of the Brain, NMHIC”.
This short article provides an overview of several mood disorders, while more detailed information about each specific mood disorder is available in the rest of this section.
In addition to the summaries provided in this article from the US National Institute of Mental Health, separate pages provide more information on the symptoms of depression.
This medications guide summarizes the main drug groups prescribed for mental health reasons; for more details on individual medicines, see the separate list of medications with brand names.
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