Get to know CBT Activities
Help patients identify and change unhelpful thoughts and behaviors with interactive exercises, seamlessly integrated into your appointment setting.
Give patients a better understanding of thought and behavior patterns
Support meaningful breakthroughs with easily observable progress
Talk through exercises together or have patients work through independently
Available on Pro plans 🌟 Desktop and mobile compatible
How to add CBT Activities to doxy.me
The first time you use CBT Activities on doxy.me, you’ll need to add the app to your account.
Begin by signing into your doxy.me account.
On the dashboard, navigate to the Apps button on the Sidebar.
Now, find CBT Activities and click Add to doxy.me.
Once added, the app will be available to use from your Dashboard.
How to use CBT Activities during a session
CBT Activities can be launched at any time during a doxy.me appointment.
During an appointment, navigate to the Control bar.
Select Apps and choose CBT Activities from the menu.
Choose your preferred activity option.
Thinking Traps
Thinking Traps helps patients recognize common thinking traps using real-world examples. Each example appears individually with three possible options. Patients select the thinking trap they believe fits best, and if they choose incorrectly, they are automatically prompted to try again.
Automatic Thoughts
Automatic Thoughts helps patients notice and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns as they arise. Patients respond to a prompt by identifying their initial reaction, then work through steps to replace it with a more balanced, helpful perspective.
Understand the patient’s CBT Activities experience
The patient’s screen will show your chosen activity after you click Start. The activity will adapt to their screen size if necessary, i.e., if you are on a desktop and the patient is using a mobile, their view will differ slightly from yours for an optimal experience. You will be able to see when a patient clicks on a response - and if needed, you can also make selections on their behalf. Both you and the patient will see the same game feedback: success or try again.
Questions? Please contact our Support team.