Significance of Clinical Social Work Intervention in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Review Article

The collaboration of cognitive behavioural therapy in the field of clinical social work intervention, is a dynamic theoretical framework, whether clinical social work intervention happening in the area of community setting, institutional setting, medical setting or mental health setting. CBT is the backbone of every social work practitioner. CBT emphasizes that this is neither the natural stage nor natural circumstance that causes individual or client distress; it is how the individual interprets or views a specific type of event that will also cause internal distress. It states thoughts, emotion and the behavioural pattern are intertwined and it can affect one another. Consonant maladjusted thinking or behaviour can present problems for clients. CBT in social work helps to identify negative thought patterns as well as train a client how to re-organize corrupt behaviour and to help reprogramme their subconscious mind. This research article aims to identify the significance of CBT application in clinical social work intervention. We will focus on finding out the utility of CBT in clinical social work intervention, and a will highlight the connection of CBT with clinical social worker and its importance.