June 13, 2004
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
What sparked this post about cognititive behavior therapy?
In a recent forum post about search engines I stated
"... I thought it said it had an added effect on relevancy but now that I reread it, it states that it uses the data on partner sites to enhance the look of the results and does not really mention that it changes their algorithmic relevance "
and was replied with
"I like the subtlety with which you seem to agree, disagree and twist the words! A really creative and intelligent mind ... (and thats a compliment, not sarcasm). Tell me, do you know cognitive behaviour therapy? "
What is Cognitive Behavior Therapy used for?
depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, PTSD, stress, substance abuse, etc.
basically anything that big drug companies would like to prescribe you a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor for.
What is Cognitive Behavior Therapy?
Cognitive behavior therapy is the combination of cognitive therapy and behavior therapy.
What is Behavior Therapy?
Behavior Therapy works to lessen the connection of your typical adverse reactions to certain stimuli.
If you are afraid of something or something makes you sad every time it occurs or every time you avoid it you are reinforcing the connection that exists. Each time you remember something you are rewriting that memory. Over time with guidance you can help shift your typical response to any situation.
What is Cognitive Therapy?
Cognitive Therapy aims to show you how your thinking patters are warping your reality to feed the idea that you are sometimes depressed, stressed, or angry for no reason at all.
In complex situations where we need to analyze large data sets the limbic system (which controls emotional response) begins to direct thinking patters before the prefrontal cortex has enough time to fully analyze the data set.
By learning to take into account our current mental state we can more accurately analyze information for what it is vice what we think it is (we are not so quick to draw false conclusions).
Why Cognitive Behavior Therapy?
Often times drugs are band aids which mask problems until other larger problems occur and appear.
Cognitive Behavior Therapy is an interactive form of therapy where each person has their own specific schedule and can often feel much better in a time frame as short as a few weeks to a month.
Cognitive Behavior Therapy and this kid named Aaron
If I become really successful at internet marketing I would like to either learn how to structure large data sets of unstructured data or learn a ton more about the mind.
learn more about Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Posted at June 13, 2004 3:43 PM