Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Tics
How we work with you?
CBIT applies multiple cognitive behavioral interventions to help you learn to perform competing barely noticeable movements to suppress tics and learn to let the urge to tic subside. Exposure with response prevention and cognitive therapy are also used to help you reduce and sometimes eliminate tics that result in repetitive motion injuries, or you find annoying.
Know what conditions we treat
As leaders in anxiety treatment, we provide scientifically-based interventions that result in rapid anxiety relief for our patients. Our therapists have unique backgrounds as researchers and clinicians, enabling us to deliver compassionate, goal-oriented treatment in the most cost-effective manner.
