How Can Online CBT Help With Day-To-Day Challenges

Jaime G. Miralles Online Therapist: CBT and EMDR

Many people don’t realise that CBT is not just for those diagnosed as having a mental illness such as depression, anxiety disorder, eating disorder. In the past, lots of people thought that CBT could only be offered by a psychologists, to people with diagnosed disorders, such as OCD. Today’s CBT Therapist hava a different range of qualification and can also provide therapy to patients using a combination of CBT and other psychological approaches. You can read on my approaches to therapy in more detail.

What about CBT?

CBT also known as cognitive behavioural therapy, is a type of psychotherapy that emphasizes the relationship between cognitions and emotions. It is a form of behavioural therapy based on the idea that thoughts influence feelings and behaviours.

While CBT can be used to treat a variety of mental disorders, including phobias, depression, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and schizophrenia, its core focus is on how thoughts influence emotions, feelings, and behaviours.

However, online CBT, can be a powerful psychotherapy used for day-to-day difficulties. Such as jealousy, anger, sports performance, work performance, weight management, interpersonal difficulties and many other individual needs, and day to day challenges. As online CBT aims to change unhelpful patterns of behaviours by challenging thoughts, it is a great tool to overcome day to day difficulties. Due to the transferability of the skills and the knowledge, any work we on an specific subject, could be related to other areas of your life. Hence, by evaluating thoughts, beliefs, and their impact on emotions, behaviours, and ability to deal with problems in the outside world, you can take this to any areas you would like to improve.

With CBT, people can learn how to identify negative or irrational thoughts that may be causing problems, and to develop more helpful or realistic ways of thinking. With practice, they can then make changes to their behaviours that contribute to their mental and physical health.

How do I start online therapy?

Many people turn to online therapy when they struggle to find a therapist that works for them, need the flexibility of using it where ever they are, or reside in an area that have no specialist therapist. Online therapy allows you to work with a counsellor from the comfort of your own home, office, hotel, business trip at a time that suits you.

When most people think of online therapy, they imagine a Skype conversation or a video call. While online therapy isn’t always face to face, it can also be audio-only.

• Online therapy is great for people who live far from a therapy centre or who can’t make it to appointments weekly due to work/family commitments.

• It offers all the benefits of talking to an experienced therapist without waiting rooms, queues or parking charges.

• An online therapist can give people control over their therapy, making it feel more like their own choice.

• It has become increasingly accessible, with a growing number of professionals , like myself, offering psychotherapy and online CBT.

How do I choose an online therapist?

A good therapist is someone you can trust, someone who will listen without judgment, and someone who will advocate for you. Whether you’re dealing with a major life crisis, or just looking for support, a good therapist can help you navigate challenges, overcome obstacles, and improve the quality of your life. If you can’t get a therapist online therapy can be a good option.

There are some things you may want to consider before startin Online CBT therapy or Online EMDR Therapys. Please read my blog entry here.