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Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center Testing and therapy for individuals of all ages Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center Helping Couples and Families, children and adolescents Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center Specialized treatments for anxiety disorders, depression and children

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(757)410-0700

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all@cbtcenter.biz

Our location

1403 Greenbrier Pkwy #215 Chesapeake, VA 23320 located in the Farmer’s Bank Bldg

Corona Virus Notice
The CBT Center offices in Chesapeake will be closed, starting Monday 3/16/20, due to the Corona Virus pandemic. However, we will be conducting therapy sessions from home via teleconference. Our receptionists will continue to answer phone calls as usual at our main number (757) 410-0700. You can also fax us at 222-3384 or email us at all@cbtcenter.biz

 

Welcome to Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center
Our Clinical Psychologists treat patients with a wide range of psychological problems. We offer specialized treatments for anxiety disorders, depression and behavior problems in children. We place a strong emphasis on parent management and family intervention when working with children and adolescents.
Anxiety Treatment

CBT offers significant relief for PTSD, Panic Disorder and other Anxiety Disorders.

Marital and Family Therapy

We help couples improve communication and resolve conflicts.

Depression Treatment

Depressive disorders are often precipitated by a variety of environmental and medical causes, such as illness or metabolic imbalance

Children and Adolescents

We offer specialized treatments for Children, Adolescents and their parents.

CBT/PROBLEMS TREATED

What is CBT?

Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) is currently regarded as the “Gold Standard” in psychological treatments. Research has verified the effectiveness of CBT in the treatment of a wide range of psychological disorders. CBT is a brief, structured, solution-focused treatment modality based on the theory that thoughts, behaviors, and feelings are interrelated. Through treatment, individuals learn to recognize and modify problematic patterns in thinking and behavior that contribute to their symptoms, resulting in a reduction in the intensity and frequency of these symptoms. Individuals then apply the skills learned in treatment to real life situations through practice exercises completed between therapy sessions. By doing so individuals learn to become their own therapist and become more confident in their ability to manage symptoms on their own.