Cognitive behavioural therapy is a psychotherapeutic technique to help one cope with maladaptive thoughts and behaviours.
It functions by identification of automatic thoughts followed by becoming more aware of routine patterns of behaviour to follow these thoughts.
For any therapy anyone who wants it needs to consent for it/should show willingness to change maladaptive thinking and behaviour by putting in conscious effort.
So if you want to disconnect your sessions; which are usually 8-10 sessions can be more or less depending on the therapist and patient need, you may discontinue.
It doesn’t have a specific time limit or any adverse effects.
It’s a voluntary choice to stay or leave any therapeutic intervention.
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