Mission statement
The AACBT (Australian Association for Cognitive and Behaviour
Therapy) is a professional body established to promote cognitive
behaviour therapy (CBT) principles in both theory and practice.
It encourages, organises and supports professional development
activities and the dissemination of published information
about CBT. It also encourages and supports research in CBT.
The AACBT is a non-profit organisation. It consists of a national
executive and five state branches (New South Wales, Victoria,
Western Australia, South Australia, and Queensland). Members
in NSW are represented by the NSW Executive Committee. The
AACBT aims to:
- Promote the ethical practice of CBT
- Organise continuing education and training in CBT
- Promote research in CBT
- Publish and disseminate information about local
and international developments in CBT
- Educate the community in the principles and ethical
practice of CBT
- Organise the annual AACBT National Conference on
CBT
- Publish ongoing research in the AACBT national journal
Behaviour Change.
Disclaimer: The AACBT does not provide a personal referral service or advice on treatment.