… been applied to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for post-… socialising patients to the CBT
model were most frequently … psychological therapy adaptations for people with brain injury …

… In CBT, people are supported to make sense of the links … Historically, CBT was primarily
considered suitable for people … and feelings as well as the ability to discriminate between these, …

… Computerized cognitive behavioral therapy (cCBT) appears … -person CBT in the treatment of
adults and young people with … functioning, and cognitive flexibility (ie, the ability to recognize …

… control of emotional responses and an impaired ability to correct biases in associative thinking…
do not provide an explanation of why CBT works for some people and not others. Second, …

… In both the education component of PR and in CBT, multiple factors including learning
ability influence benefit gained or not from such interventions and needs to be assessed in …

… anxiety among people living with mild cognitive impairment … solving therapy and, cognitive
behavioural therapy (CBT), and … modifications based on their cognitive abilities and needs. …

… However, it needs to be established whether this is due to the child's limited cognitive
abilities or to cognitive tasks not being pitched at the right level to allow the child to access them. …

… In the CBT + M group, 40 (70.18%) people were medicated with methylphenidate hydrochloride
controlled-release tablets (Concerta®), with an average dose of 27.45 ± 9.97 mg. A total …

… frequency of adaptations reported in studies of CBT for people with intellectual disabilities. …
of CBT regardless of the cognitive ability of the client, but when working with people with …

… base for cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with children and young people is growing, the
… in CBT and therapist adherence and competence, within the child and adolescent literature. …