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The 225 pages that link to Cognitive behavioral therapy, each with the reason it gives.

• Exposure therapyNarrower topic: Exposure is commonly delivered within this broader treatment approach.

• Obsessive–compulsive disorderNarrower topic: Exposure and response prevention is a specialized form of this broader treatment.

• Systematic desensitizationNarrower topic: Systematic desensitization is narrower than broader cognitive behavioral treatment programs.

• Avoidance behaviorNarrower topic: It commonly uses exposure and behavioral experiments to change avoidance.

• Exposure and response preventionNarrower topic: ERP is a specialized behavioral treatment within this broader therapeutic family.

• RuminationNarrower topic: Rumination is a target within several cognitive behavioral approaches.

• Dialectical behavior therapyNarrower topic: DBT retains behavioral methods while placing them within a stronger framework of acceptance.

• Virtual reality exposure therapyNarrower topic: Virtual exposure is commonly delivered within a broader cognitive behavioral treatment plan.

• Interoceptive exposureNarrower topic: Interoceptive exposure is commonly delivered within this broader treatment approach.

• Behavioral activationNarrower topic: Behavioral activation developed within behavioral and cognitive-behavioral treatment traditions.

• Cognitive restructuringNarrower topic: Cognitive restructuring is a central technique within this broader therapy.

• ObsessionsNarrower topic: It provides the broader therapeutic framework for treating obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

• Compulsive behaviorNarrower topic: It includes established approaches for reducing compulsive rituals and their impact.

• Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosisNarrower topic: CBT for psychosis adapts this broader approach to unusual experiences and their personal meanings.

• Intrusive thoughtNarrower topic: It can address catastrophic interpretations and avoidance associated with intrusive thoughts.

• Aaron T. BeckNarrower topic: Beck’s cognitive therapy became a major foundation for this broader family of treatments.

• AcrophobiaNarrower topic: It commonly combines exposure with work on exaggerated danger predictions in acrophobia.

• Albert EllisNarrower topic: Ellis’s therapy is a major precursor and continuing branch of this broader family.

• CynophobiaNarrower topic: It is a common framework for treating specific phobias such as cynophobia.

• EmetophobiaNarrower topic: It is a common framework for treating persistent phobic fear.

• Hoarding disorderNarrower topic: Hoarding-focused therapy adapts this approach to beliefs, decisions, and behaviors around possessions.

• Social anxietyNarrower topic: It combines cognitive and behavioral methods in a leading treatment for persistent social anxiety.

• ArithmomaniaNarrower topic: It is the broader therapy family that includes exposure and response prevention.

• Fear of beesNarrower topic: It commonly provides the framework for structured treatment of specific phobias.

• MysophobiaNarrower topic: It is a broad treatment approach that can include exposure-based work for contamination fears.