Computer-aided cognitive-behavioural therapy

by Dr Lina Gega and Professor Isaac Marks

 

Last updated: May 2012

 

This module gives an overview of computer-aided cognitive-behavioural therapy (cCBT) and answers common questions from clinicians, managers, patients and carers – questions such as:

 

  • How is computer-aided therapy relevant to me?

 

  • Does cCBT work and how?

 

  • Does cCBT suit some people more than others?

 

  • Is cCBT good value for money?

 

  • How can patients access cCBT and what brief 'human' support do they need while using cCBT?

 

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Please note: This module was last updated in 2012. Please be aware when completing the module that some of the guidance may have changed.

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An introduction to cognitive-behavioural therapy by Dr Chris Williams and Dr Rebeca Martinez

 

Technology, social media and mental health by Chris Blackmore and Prof Digby Tantam

 

Computers, the internet and the World Wide Web: an introduction for the e-therapist by Chris Blackmore and Professor Digby Tantam

 

Book from RCPsych Publications: CBT for Adults: A Practical Guide for Clinicians

 

 

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