| Dr. Emel Stroup, ABPP, ACT Board Certified in Clinical Psychology Fellow, Academy of Cognitive Therapy |
| What is Cognitive Therapy? |
Cognitive Therapy is a psychotherapeutic approach
used in the treatment of a variety of psychological and
psychiatric disorders. It was discovered and
developed in 1960 by Dr. Aaron T. Beck, and is applied
by therapists around the world. In recent years it has
been successfully applied in an increasing range of
psychological and medical problems.
Since 1977, many studies and research efforts have
affirmed the validity and efficacy of Cognitive Therapy.
Research findings by international and American
researchers support the effectiveness of the therapy's
application in the treatment of a wide variety of
psychiatric and psychological illnesses. Furthermore,
it has been found to be helpful and effective as well in
the treatment of numerous medical conditions.
Cognitive Therapy is based on the patient's own
needs and problems - the therapist's values and
biases are not at issue in the therapy. As a result, its
freedom from culture-bias must be counted as among
the most important of Cognitive Therapy's many
advantages.
used in the treatment of a variety of psychological and
psychiatric disorders. It was discovered and
developed in 1960 by Dr. Aaron T. Beck, and is applied
by therapists around the world. In recent years it has
been successfully applied in an increasing range of
psychological and medical problems.
Since 1977, many studies and research efforts have
affirmed the validity and efficacy of Cognitive Therapy.
Research findings by international and American
researchers support the effectiveness of the therapy's
application in the treatment of a wide variety of
psychiatric and psychological illnesses. Furthermore,
it has been found to be helpful and effective as well in
the treatment of numerous medical conditions.
Cognitive Therapy is based on the patient's own
needs and problems - the therapist's values and
biases are not at issue in the therapy. As a result, its
freedom from culture-bias must be counted as among
the most important of Cognitive Therapy's many
advantages.
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| Dr. Emel Stroup is board certified in clinical psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology, and is certified in Cognitive Therapy by the Academy of Cognitive Therapy, of which organization she is also a Fellow. Dr. Stroup obtained her bachelor’s degree in psychology from San Jose State University and her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University. She is the founder of CBTiSTANBUL, where she offers supervision, training, seminars, and consultation in Beckian Cognitive Therapy. At the same time, she established and directs the Cognitive Therapy Unit at Humanity Psychiatry, where she conducts her clinical practice. |
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