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Providing you with access to all the CBT resources you could need, including everything from clinical, research, and teaching resources to journals to guidelines for speaking to the media.
Clinical Resources
Helpful resources for clinicians to aid in the dissemination of behavioral and cognitive therapies.
Teaching Resources
The principles and techniques behind cognitive and behavioral therapies provide a fertile ground for instruction.
Research Resources
Our goal is to connect ABCT membership with research-related resources year-round.
Featured Resources
Resources developed with CBT professionals in mind.
Clinical Demonstrations and Resources
Our goal is to connect ABCT membership with research-related resources year-round.
Behavioral Activation Teaching Resources
Resources and video demonstrations featuring psychologist and Behavioral Activation expert, ABCT President-Elect Dr. Christopher Martell.
Exposure Therapy Teaching Resources
Resources and video demonstrations for teaching exposure-based principles.
Cognitive Restructuring Teaching Resources
Resources and video demonstrations for teaching cognitive restructuring principles.
Job Bank
The ABCT Job Bank provides a list of available positions for job seekers and information about how employers can advertise a position.
Podcasts
ABCT makes Podcasts available to visitors of this website to help demonstrate clinical techniques and to illustrate behavioral and cognitive therapies.
ABCT Presidential Addresses
As a service to both members and non-members, ABCT maintains a growing library of videos from several different series for purchase.
Recommended Apps
A comprehensive list of CBT-related apps provided by Cognitive and Behavioral Practice.
Media Tips
If you're a CBT professional looking for advice on giving on-camera interviews, Gwilym N. H. Roddick, LCSW, offers tips on everything; from what to wear, where to look, looking good, and what to say.
Telepsychology: The Trainee Perspective
A video describing Telepsychology: The Trainee Perspective
Strategies for Effective Telesupervision
A video describing Strategies for Effective Telesupervision.
ABCT Branding Resources
Slides showcasing ABCT, its publications, and the convention.
New & Noteworthy
ABCT news and position statements on current events and issues shaping the world around us.
the Behavior Therapist June 2026 - Summer's about to begin, and we couldn't be more excited for the wonderful array of upcoming events and initiatives headed your way! From upcoming congresses and conventions to ABCT Fellowship submissions, both our organization and our community at large are ready for a new season of activity.
the Behavior Therapist April 2026 - Welcome to April! This month's issue of the Behavior Therapist features an array of hot topics in the field, featuring original research exploring suicide risk and eating disorders, a forum investigating the role and potential dangers of AI use in therapy, and an op-ed piece revisiting critiques of ACT therapy. 
ABCT Statement on Recent Supreme Court Decision - ABCT reaffirms its longstanding position that having an LGBTQ+ identity is not a form of mental illness or disorder and, therefore, does not require treatment.Featured Professionals
Professionals shaping the CBT profession.
Featured Therapist
Ted Gradman - Dr. Gradman (UCLA/Stanford trained) combines CBT and neuroscience to reduce the brain’s alarm function with CBT skills. His San Mateo, CA, practice has helped clients with anxiety, PTSD, depression, neurologic and interpersonal challenges for 33 years. Featured Researcher
Spencer (Xin) Chen - Spencer Chen is the 2025 winner of the Graduate Student Research Grant for her Ph.D. dissertation "Beyond Suicide Risk: A Cross-Cultural Grounded Theory Study of Life-Oriented Processes in Suicidal Individuals Across Western and Eastern Cultures."Join ABCT
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Special Interest Groups
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provide opportunities for open, regular communication among professionals who share an interest in a particular CBT Topic.