A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Case Study

Cognitive-behavioural theory's popularity stems from its focus on the cognitive aspects of behavior, enhancing its credibility in counseling. This theory supports various treatments, applicable in both individual and group settings, making it versatile for addressing issues among drug offenders, sex offenders, and young offenders. The paper emphasizes the need for a robust theoretical foundation to withstand critiques and challenges, highlighting the importance of sound structure in its application within the legal and criminological fields.