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Re: relapse rates - CBT vs medication

Posted by Joslynn on October 20, 2004, at 14:55:04

In reply to relapse rates - CBT vs medication, posted by Miss Honeychurch on October 18, 2004, at 11:04:55

Hi, I have recurrent depression. I've had three severe episdoes, but can go years in between without it. Anyway, I go to a therapist who doesn't do CBT specifically and I also take anti-deps. Do you think that just doing CBT exercises from the various books out there would have the same effect as going to a CBT therapist? I don't want to change therapists at this point to a CBT one, because I like my therapist and she helps in a lot of ways, but she doesn't assign CBT exercises. So can I assign them to myself or does it have to be with a CBT therapist? I guess it couldn't hurt to do it on my own.


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