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What is cognitive behavioral education?
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A phyco-social intervention to reduce symptoms of mental illness, depression and anxieties.
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Its behavioral therapy that can help with depression or behavioral issues
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Educating on not behaving your way into a position you have to pray your way out of. Providing education on different responses to situations to achieve more positive outcomes, handling emotions in a healthier way.
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Cognitive Behavioral Interventions is an evidence-based treatment that helps incarcerated individuals understand their thoughts and feelings which influence behaviors. Many incarcerated individuals experience significant mental health issues, such as substance abuse, and trauma-related disorders which can impact their rehabilitation and reentry into society. CBT offers a structured, evidence-based approach to help those who are incarcerated develop coping skills, and address problematic behaviors, and beliefs.
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CBE is sometimes defined in part as “Education provided is presented in a passive manner to understand how an individual personally controls both cognition and its resultant chosen behaviors.”
It is not CBT, which has more of a scientific based approach, where as CBE is more a philosophical based approach.
I believe education is very important to individual growth and future. As school chaplain I see how the quality of education and the students response to education, as well as the general communities respect for education, can impact both the current and future of kids.