by Mason Bennett Medical school is full to the brim with exams. Taking tests is a skill all on its own, and to survive, students resort to all sorts of techniques. Common ones are memorization, answer algorithms, and simple rules. One common saying was, “In any question that involves therapy, the correct answer is ALWAYS Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT.” While this rule was overly simplistic and missed out on nuances of different mental health treatments, it usually worked. To the minds of many in their early medical education, all they know is that CBT is the gold standard. So,… Read More