What happens to a behavioral addict in a cognitive-behavioral therapy session?

What happens to a behavioral addict in a cognitive-behavioral therapy session?

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A typical cognitive-behavioral session will be nothing more than a therapist and a client talking about their beliefs and how those beliefs lead to a feeling and/or behavior. In part of the orientation in a cognitive behavioral session though will be to suggest external, outside things such as biofeedback, meditation, progressive relaxation, spirituality, religion-anything to foster a re-orientation of the belief system.