Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a structured, goal-oriented psychotherapy that focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns to improve emotional regulation and develop personal coping strategies for solving current problems.
Identify No. 1
Pinpoint the specific situation or problem that is troubling you.
Awareness No. 2
Notice the automatic negative thoughts that pop into your mind.
Label No. 3
Identify the specific emotions and physical sensations those thoughts trigger.
Challenge No. 4
Question the accuracy of your thoughts by looking for objective evidence.
Reframe No. 5
Replace the distorted thought with a more balanced and realistic one.
Test No. 6
Put your new perspective into practice and observe the change in your feelings.
THE UNIVERSAL MIND
Every human brain shares the same fundamental structure
Different struggles, same mechanism
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