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Old Jan 20, 2015, 07:09 PM
SillyBean SillyBean is offline
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Has anyone ever tried CBT and Bio Feedback is so how do these help I am really wanting to do these but finding someone to do them is so hard and I need treated for my agoraphobia first .

I have no clue how either work so if someone could help me with these I would appreciate it so much.
Thanks for reading my post still new here and trying to make sure I am in the right area.
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Old Jan 21, 2015, 08:34 AM
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From what I know, CBT is exploring things you can think (cognitive) and things you can do more practically (behaviour) to manage your symptoms. So identifying negative thought patterns that may lead to certain behaviours and feelings and trying to challenge them by replacing with positive thoughts. So for example there may be negative thoughts that reinforce your agrophobia, "what ifs", catastrophizing - "something awful may happen" and replacing with more positive reassuring thoughts. Then looking at practical things, such as just going out for a small amount of time, then extending while using the thoughts you have practised.

Biofeedback I don't know so much about, sorry.

Do you have a therapist to help you learn these things?

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