Online CBT

The information on this website lists organisations, resources, and activities relevant to CBT. It has been compiled for information purposes only and is not a comprehensive listing of all available resources. This list does not constitute endorsement of the organisations, resources, and activities by the AACBT Ltd. AACBT only endorses its own events or activities, such as conferences, workshops, and masterclasses as meeting our standards in the delivery of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy training. Individuals are advised to confirm information, qualifications and claims of trainers with relevant professional organisations.

E-hub Online Mental Health Programs

The e-hub research and development group is based at the Australian National University and provides free and anonymous online mental health services that are rigorously researched and based on the best available scientific evidence. They can be used as self-help programs or as adjuncts to other forms of therapy. All programs are anonymous, available 24/7 and free of charge.

Bluepages

Comprehensive, evidence-based information about depression and its treatment (including medical, psychological and alternative therapies). BluePages also includes interactive depression and anxiety quizzes, descriptions of the experience and symptoms of depression, a relaxation download, and extensive resources for help.

MoodGYM

A popular interactive program which teaches cognitive-behaviour therapy skills for preventing and coping with depression. MoodGYM has been extensively researched and its effectiveness has been demonstrated in randomised controlled trials.

E-couch

e-hub’s latest interactive self-help program includes modules for social anxiety, generalised anxiety and depression. It provides skills training drawn from cognitive, behavioural and interpersonal therapies as well as relaxation and exercise.

Beacon

Provides consumers and professionals with information about e-health online applications for mental health and physical health disorders. Websites throughout the world are reviewed and ranked by a panel of health experts. Consumers can also submit rankings and comments.

Life in Mind (Suicide Prevention)

Life in Mind is a national gateway connecting Australian suicide prevention services to each other and the community.

Life in Mind links policy to practice, communities to help-seeking and practitioners to best practice, with the aim of better supporting the sector and the community to respond to and communicate about suicide and its impacts.

Centre for Clinical Interventions (CCI)

The Centre for Clinical Interventions (CCI) is a public mental health service in Western Australia. Their website has a range of free, evidence-based resources written by expert clinical psychologists to help consumers and healthcare professionals understand and manage mental health problems and related issues such as depression, bipolar, social anxiety, panic, self-esteem, procrastination, perfectionism, and eating disorders.

THIS WAY UP

THIS WAY UP is an Australian provider of evidence-based, internet-delivered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (iCBT) programs for stress, anxiety, and depression.

As a not-for-profit and joint initiative of St Vincent’s Hospital and the University of New South Wales, their stated mission is to reduce the burden of mental illness by providing accessible online treatment for anxiety disorders and related mental health conditions.

CBT-T (Cognitive behavioural therapy in ten sessions for patients with non-underweight eating disorders)

CBT-T is a ten session therapy for adults and adolescents with non-underweight eating disorders. This website provides a link to the manual, as well as demonstration videos illustrating important skills in CBT-T.


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