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brief intensive group cognitive behavior therapy

brief intensive group cognitive behavior therapy

a form of cognitive behavior therapy conducted in a group setting over a relatively brief period of time but in lengthy sessions (e.g., all day) and often on consecutive days (e.g., weekends). The therapy is typically used to treat anxiety disorders, particularly panic disorder.

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