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Online CBT Therapy in Armenia
Structured and collaborative online psychotherapy exploring how thoughts, emotions, bodily responses, and behavior interact—and working toward practical change. Neuroscience is used cautiously as context that may inform, rather than replace, an individualized CBT formulation.
The first step is an evaluation session
The first meeting clarifies your reason for seeking support, the present difficulty, goals, and the boundaries of the service. We consider whether online CBT fits your needs and discuss appropriate next steps or referral when needed.
- 1Clarify the reason for seeking support, key difficulties, and expectations
- 2Define preliminary goals and a direction for the work
- 3Identify appropriate next steps or referral needs
- Duration
- 50 minutes
- Evaluation session
- 25,000 AMD
- Format
- Online
- Languages
- Armenian · English · Russian
This service is not designed for immediate crises and does not replace medical or psychiatric care when those are needed.
Available times
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Services and approaches
CBT psychotherapy is the primary individual service. The stress and anxiety page provides a problem-focused pathway, while the nCBT page explains the neuroscience-informed approach.