Cognitive-Behavior Therapy-Online in OCD patient with hoarding symptoms

Prado, Helena; Perin, Eduardo Aliende

doi:10.1590/s1516-44462012000100018

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“…Some variations of CBT have been also developed, including CBT with bibliotherapy [29], CBT with cognitive rehabilitation [30] CBT with motivational interviewing [31], CBT with internet supported group [32] and isolated bibliotherapy [33][34][35]. In conclusion, these studies reveal that there are a percentage of hoarders who do not benefit the current CBT approaches.…”

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Background and aims: Non-pharmaceutic approaches to the treatment of hoarding disorder (HD) use interventions based of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Inference-based therapy (IBT) focuses on the doubts which form the basis of preoccupation in HD and deals with ego syntonic values in hoarding by exposing how the hoarding-self sabotages the authentic self. The objective was to establish if the IBT would lead to the clinically significant decrease of hoarding symptoms.

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Cognitive-Behavior Therapy-Online in OCD patient with hoarding symptoms

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