CBT Resources

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) aims to help you to change the way that you think, feel and behave. It is used as a treatment for various mental health and physical problems.

CBT can be delivered face-to-face via a therapist, using computer programmes online to work through using CBT principles (computerised CBT) or using books/leaflets to work through using principles of CBT (CBT bibliotherapy). Below are some resources regarding how to access computerised and/or CBT bibliotherapy. We hope that you find these useful.

Computerised CBT

  • Mood Gym – A free self help program to teach cognitive behaviour therapy skills to people vulnerable to depression and anxiety.
  • Living Life to the Full – This free course uses a self-help format and the CBT model which has a proven effectiveness in helping people develop life skills that help them tackle feelings of low mood, stress and distress.
  • Calmer series Sends regular emails with tips/videos (but no actual structured CBT)

CBT Bibliotherapy