When you think of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), animation probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But recently, animation has stepped into the CBT arena, bringing some surprising neurological, emotional, and practical benefits.
Animated health stories can be a powerful tool in patient education, combining testimonials, clear explanations, and engaging animations that make complex health information easier to understand and remember.
Stories are more than just stories—they’re powerful bridges that connect us to one another, to our emotions, and to the lessons we’re meant to learn. Through the stories of others, we often glimpse our own experiences reflected back, giving us new insights into who we are and how we feel.
Grief and trauma are profound, and lingering. There are often no words that can adequately express the extent of this suffering. At some point there comes a moment to re-enter the world and it’s here that stories can serve as powerful tools for healing, acting as a kind of “on-ramp” back into life.