Comment Comment by treis Your misrepresenting the data. Your first link says:>CBT is significantly more effective than no therapy in reducing symptoms of anxiety in children and young people.>No clear evidence indicates that one way of providing CBT is more effective than another (e.g. in a group, individually, with parents).>CBT is no more effective than other 'active therapies' such as self-help books. parent treis 5 years ago
>CBT is significantly more effective than no therapy in reducing symptoms of anxiety in children and young people.
>No clear evidence indicates that one way of providing CBT is more effective than another (e.g. in a group, individually, with parents).
>CBT is no more effective than other 'active therapies' such as self-help books.