Overview of Behavioral Therapy

August 3, 2020

Overview Of Behavioral Therapy, Anthony Lembo

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is an approach for managing gastrointestinal (GI) disorders, improving both symptoms and emotional well-being. In this presentation, Dr. Anthony Lembo explains how CBT helps regulate thoughts and behaviors to reduce physical reactions associated with GI conditions.

Learn how CBT and hypnotherapy have been studied for their effectiveness in treating IBS, enhancing quality of life, and even reducing healthcare needs.

Interested in how Behavioral Therapy can help manage IBS?

Visit our Psychological Treatments resource for information on various therapies, their benefits, and their role in GI.

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