
Explore how cognitive behavioral therapy links thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to identify unhelpful patterns. Learn goal-based CBT techniques to test beliefs and build balanced responses for anxiety, depression, and stress.
Structure CBT sessions with clear agendas, shared goals, and collaborative rapport to guide learning and real-life change. Track progress, review homework, and flexibly adjust interventions to stay focused and client-centered.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a widely recognized approach used in mental health care to explore the links between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. This course introduces learners to the principles, models, and techniques of CBT, providing a foundation for understanding how these strategies are applied in therapeutic settings.
CBT is shown to reduce depressive symptoms by up to 60% and improve anxiety management.
Throughout the programme, you will explore key CBT concepts, including cognitive restructuring, behavioural activation, and session structuring. The course covers techniques used to support individuals experiencing common mental health challenges such as stress, low mood, or anxiety, providing knowledge to understand behavioural patterns and how they can be approached in a structured way.
1 in 5 adults in the US experiences mental illness annually, increasing demand for CBT skills. Over 50% of therapy sessions in clinical settings now incorporate CBT approaches.
This course is ideal for those interested in learning about CBT approaches for personal knowledge, for professional development in counselling, coaching, or support roles, or for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of cognitive and behavioural strategies. The content is educational and designed to increase familiarity with CBT methods, without promising treatment outcomes or professional certification beyond the course.