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Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

  • 05-02-2007 5:07pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    My mam has sadly suffered from depression for a long, long time now. One the biggest effects it has on her is panic attacks, which just seem to be taking her daily life over more and more.
    From the little I know about Cognitive Therapy I think it might help her a lot with this problem at least, but as a family not exactly flush with money, going to a private therapist isn't really an option. Does anyone know if Cognigitve Therapy is available anywhere to medical card holders?


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  • #2
    Nuttzz
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    I believe there is an excellent CT based at st james hospital in dublin, I have no idea of waiting times however and his name escapes me. Private therapists do a sliding scale on prices for those restricted financially so that might be a route to look at too


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