Table 4.
1. Mutually agreed on problem definition by therapist and client |
2. Goal settings |
3. Explaining and familiarizing client with five area model of CBT |
4. Improving awareness and understanding on one’s cognitive activity and behavior |
5. Modification of thoughts and behavior - using principles of Socratic dialogue, guided discovery, and behavioral experiments/exposure exercise |
6. Application and consolidation of new skills and strategies in therapy sessions and homework sessions to generalize it across situations |
7. Relapse prevention |
8. End of the therapy |
CBT – Cognitive behavioral therapy