Cognitive therapy, focused on recovery. Bek A.T., Grant P., Inverso E.

Cognitive therapy, focused on restoration, is based on actual data therapy, which gives people a serious diagnosis, such as schizophrenia, the ability to move from the “patient” regime to an adaptive lifestyle and the realization of their intensity. Putting in the center of a person with his interests and social ties, this version of psychotherapy takes the best from various schools: cognitive-behavioral therapy, positive psychology, humanistic and psychodynamic directions of psychotherapy and is a transdiagnostic and individual-centered approach.