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July 30, 2010

CBT gains more attention in the blogging world

by Joye C. Anestis

Dr. Judith Beck has written two articles about CBT that have been published on the Huffington Post.  The first is a nice, concise description about what exactly CBT is, and the second answers some of the questions raised by the many many comments she got on the first post.  I'm glad to see the Huffington Post offering some helpful information to their readers, after publishing a less-than-helpful article earlier in the summer. 

Joye Anestis is a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology at Florida State University.

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