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> cognitive behavior therapy that replace or supplement only eating pills might help a lot of folks with addiction and raises productivity. This is a nice sent
by thanatropism 9y ago
> cognitive behavior therapy that replace or supplement only eating pills might help a lot of folks with addiction and raises productivity.
This is a nice sentiment, but would you quantitatively argue that this is a good investment?
- nisa 9y ago> This is a nice sentiment, but would you quantitatively argue that this is a good investment? Yes. You learn about your behavior, the reasons you act like you do and learn tools to avoid the traps in the future. Effectiveness might depend on the problem but this is probably studied - it's a powerful toolbox to combat problems and most countries use it successfully to replace the initial medication for issues like depression.