Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Change your thoughts, transform your life.

  • Identifies and replaces negative thought patterns
  • Builds emotional resilience
  • Reduces symptoms of anxiety and depression
  • Encourages problem-solving and accountability
  • Provides tools for lifelong self-management

Are your thoughts keeping you stuck in patterns you want to break?

CBT is a structured, goal-oriented approach that helps individuals identify and change unhelpful thought patterns that influence emotions and behavior. It focuses on the connection between what we think, how we feel, and how we act—empowering individuals to break cycles of anxiety, depression, or self-doubt through practical tools and strategies.

This evidence-based therapy is effective for a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and stress. CBT equips clients with life-long skills to challenge negative thinking, reframe experiences, and build healthier habits.

CBT helps you shift harmful thinking patterns to gain emotional clarity and behavioral control.

How Aram Connection Helps:

We personalize CBT to meet each client where they are. Whether you’re facing persistent worry, low mood, or everyday stress, our therapists guide you step-by-step with supportive structure and proven tools to help you regain control of your thoughts and life.

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Our goal?

Empower clients to reshape thinking patterns and strengthen emotional well-being through practical, proven tools.

Take Control of Your Thoughts

Build healthier patterns with evidence-based CBT at Aram Connection.

Find the Perfect Therapist Tailored to Your Needs

Parisa Azhdarianfard

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (Founder)

Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor

Anxiety, Depression, Trauma

Jacqueline Marolt

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Greif Loss Recovery Specialist

Melanie Lima

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Anger management, Grief, Self Esteem