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That is simply not true. CBT is absolutely proven to be helpful, I'm not sure where you got the idea it is harmful. It is not effective for treating everything, like trauma for example, but it is widely used and is absolutely not harmful. CBT and DBT have different emphasis on what they are trying to treat. Check out this article (or plenty others) explaining their differences
The whole basis of it is faulty as it proposes that if ones faulty reasoning was resolved, the “unhelpful” negative emotions and behaviour will change. https://theconversation.com/cbt-is-wrong-in-how-it-understands-mental-illness-175943
I tried googling it myself to see what you were seeing, but that was one of the few articles I saw. I do not recognize the site nor does the author seem to have any other published works. Here is a meta-analysis for CBT efficacy: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3584580/