Cognitive-behavioral therapy can be done with one person or in a group.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy is used to help patients understand the reasons for their problem.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy can help your child understand why he or she feels a certain way.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy or medicine may help you have less fear.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy to help you learn to manage your pain.

Limited data available on use in combination with cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Most popular at the moment is cognitive-behavioral therapy, with or without medication.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy can show you how to change certain thoughts and behaviors to control your pain.

Education, reassurance and some form of cognitive-behavioral therapy should almost always be used in treatment.

For cognitive-behavioral therapy to be most effective, work together with your counselor toward common goals.