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The Referral You May Not Think to Make – But Your Clients May Need

A thoughtful mental health referral can help someone take the next step toward care. Learn how to recognize when additional support could help, choose a trusted therapy partner, and connect patients, students, and clients with care.
Nastassja Tejada
September 10, 2026
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Changing Behavior in the New Year: A Practical Approach to Lasting Change

Trent Codd
Trent Codd
A practical look at why New Year’s resolutions fail and how a constructional approach to behavior change can help you build lasting habits by focusing on what to add, not just what to stop.
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Practice News
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Dr. Scott Waltman Represents CBT Collective at the World Congress of CBT

Scott Waltman
Scott Waltman
CBT Collective’s Dr. Scott Waltman is heading to the World Congress of CBT in San Francisco to present, collaborate with global leaders in CBT, and begin his term as president of the International Association of CBT.
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