Schizophrenia Cognitive

-Behavioral Therapy Schizophrenia Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (SCBT) is an evidence-based treatment approach used to help people with schizophrenia manage their symptoms and lead a more functional life. SCBT focuses on recognizing and changing problematic thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs associated with the illness. This therapy empowers patients to gain insight into their own thoughts and behaviors, learning effective strategies to help them manage their illness and function effectively in their daily lives. SCBT is widely accepted by mental health professionals and has been found to be effective in improving overall functioning and reducing symptoms of psychosis in some patients with schizophrenia.

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