Chronic fatigue syndrome: Using cognitive-behavioral therapy

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Chronic fatigue syndrome: Using cognitive-behavioral therapy

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Introduction

Cognitive-behavioral therapy is good news for people who have chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). Studies show that this type of therapy can help you feel better and improve your quality of life.1, 2

What? - What is the medical information or key concepts related to the action? What is cognitive-behavioral therapy?

Why? - Why the action is important? Why is this therapy helpful?

How? - Learn the steps involved in taking action. How does the therapy work?

Where? - Other resources and organizations that can help you take action Where to go from here

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Last Updated: May 15, 2007
Author:
Robin Parks, MS
Medical Review:
Anne C. Poinier, MD - Internal Medicine

Karin M. Lindholm, DO - Neurology


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