Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is one type of psychotherapy, or talk therapy, that can help people with anxiety disorders or depression. It teaches people different ways of thinking and behaving to better manage their fears, stress or extreme, debilitating sadness.
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that, while it doesn't have a cure, can be managed with a combination of medications, psychotherapy and lifestyle changes. Finding the right combination of treatments with the help of a mental health professional is key to living a full and successful life with bipolar disorder.
Clinical depression can be treated and managed through a combination of medication and therapy that's personalized to the patient. The process of finding the right kind of antidepressant and medication dosage can take some time and it may take several weeks for a person with depression to feel the full effects.
If you are diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder, there are treatments that can help you manage it and live a productive life. Talk therapy, or psychotherapy, can help reduce your anxiety symptoms. Certain medications can also help, often in combination with therapy.
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