Similar hypotheses underpin cognitive therapy (CT) and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), yet the application of each is different when working with clients. CT involves adjusting how clients think and feel. CBT involves adjusting how clients think and behave.
It is up to social workers or other helping professionals to compare both therapies and determine which is most effective for client intervention. Select a client problem that you think calls for CBT as an intervention. Write a brief description of the client problem you selected.
Then, explain why you choose CBT as an intervention for this client problem. Must include references and only original work.