9th Edition of International Conference on
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and analytic therapy are two highly effective forms of psychotherapy that use different strategies to produce similar results. Traditional medicine, including naturopathy, homeopathic remedies, and herbal treatments, can also be combined with CBT and analytic therapy to provide a comprehensive approach to well-being. CBT and analytic therapy are rooted in the idea that our thoughts and behaviour are connected and can influence our mental health. Through these therapies, individuals can be taught to recognize and challenge unhealthy or distorted thinking and behaviour patterns. CBT focuses on the present and on how one’s current behavior impacts their emotional state, while analytic therapy delves into a person’s past to understand their current behaviour. Components of traditional medicine such as herbs, acupuncture, nutrition and lifestyle can be used to enhance the effectiveness of CBT and analytic therapy. Herbs, used for many centuries, provide holistic treatments for emotional and physical ailments that may contribute to mental health issues. Acupuncture helps to stabilize the body’s energy and may help to reduce anxiety and stress. Nutrition can also play an important role in mental health, as specific nutrients diet and vitamins can be used to alleviate symptoms of depression or anxiety. Through lifestyle changes, individuals can create healthy habits that will promote mental wellness. Combining CBT and analytic therapy with traditional medicine is an effective way to address mental health issues. Herbal and homeopathic remedies can help to augment the work done in therapy and can provide an individual perspective and additional advantages that traditional medicine may not provide. In the end, it is always important to discuss what type of treatment plan is best for you with a healthcare team in order to create the best treatment plan for you.