;<unk> : based on the<unk>  model, stating that thoughts, feelings and behavior are mutually influenced by each other. Shifting cognition is seen as the main mechanism by which lasting emotional and behavioral changes take place. Treatment is very collaborative, tailored, skill-focused, and based on a case conceptualization. ; Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT): based on the belief that most problems originate in erroneous or irrational thought. For instance, perfectionists and pessimists usually suffer from issues related to irrational thinking; for example, if a perfectionist encounters a small failure, he or she might perceive it as a much bigger failure. It is better to establish a reasonable standard emotionally, so the individual can live a balanced life. This form of<unk>  is an opportunity for the patient to learn of his current distortions and successfully eliminate them. ;<unk>  behavioral therapy (CBT) and its "third wave": a system of approaches drawing from both the<unk>  and behavioral systems of psychotherapy.<unk>  behavioral therapy is one of the most effective means of treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. CBT is an umbrella term for a group of therapies, where as<unk>  is a discrete form of therapy. A number of treatments have developed that have been derived from CBT and are often labelled as the "third wave" of CBT by its advocates: acceptance and commitment therapy,<unk>  behavioral analysis system of psychotherapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, metacognitive therapy, metacognitive training.
Cognitive therapy
Music therapy
Cognitive remediation therapy
Cognitive processing therapy
Dance therapy
Educational therapy
Reality therapy
Family therapy