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Collection of cognitive behavioral therapy cartoons (31)
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"O.K., maybe I need to change my life, or maybe you could just tweak my medication."
Patient tells his therapist, "What worries me is that I have nothing to worry about..!"
Humorous comic about therapy and the importance of enjoying the process rather than just achieving goals.
"Therapy and medications are not the only options for your obsessive behavior."
Patient refuses to sit on the couch until things are straightened up.
Mental health therapy session with a focus on brain health and psychological support.
CBT therapy session in progress with a therapist and client discussing in a calm office setting.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in action: untangling thoughts and promoting mental well-being.
Two women having a conversation in a warm, inviting room.
Teacher welcomes new students to a final exam with a sarcastic twist, highlighting the stress of academic assessments.
"Pet Therapy" comic showing nervous dogs at an anxiety management seminar.
CBT teaches skills that can be used for the rest of a patient's life, but it is not an overnight process. It takes time to replace old behaviors and thoughts with healthier ones.
Visual representation of emotional balance and mental wellness.
"I don't know, maybe I'm just being mallowdramatic."
Humorous medical consultation where a doctor explains tests that will "mess up your mental health."
Women in a discussion, one taking notes with a tablet, the other expressing herself animatedly.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in action: connecting minds through virtual therapy sessions.
"Okay! Okay! I admit I have a problem."
Person smiles at their reflection in a cracked bathroom mirror, symbolizing clarity and confidence. The image is part of the "Noise to Signal" series by Rob Cottingham.
Understanding CBT 1: A comic illustrating how behavioral activation in therapy aims to break the cycle of depression by encouraging action, even when it feels insignificant.
"Bring your Daughter to Work Day!" — A therapy session turns awkward as a daughter urges her father to speak.
Humorous cartoon illustrating common social anxiety coping mechanisms at a party.
Jude's negative belief system leads him to interpret Destiny's silence as personal rejection.
Patient discusses her concerns during a psychotherapy session with a therapist.
Humorous hospital scene where a nurse promises a patient a tickle from Nurse Partridge if he can hang on for ten minutes.
CBT model showing how thoughts, emotions, and behaviors influence each other.
Therapist questions a patient's claim about a monster, humorously suggesting a child might be on top of it.
Introduction to CBT - A cheerful brain character illustrates cognitive behavioral therapy concepts
Illustration of cognitive behavioral therapy session with two individuals in conversation.
The thinking-feeling-doing cycle illustrating how thoughts influence emotions and actions in a continuous loop.
Cognitive Therapy: Addressing Negative Thoughts
Cheerful brain character meditating with a peaceful expression.
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