Being Psychologically Flexible
One of the most important principles we use in therapy can be summed up in this one idea - Flexibility.
Twelve Ways to Change Your Thinking: a Stillmind eBook... Download now
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Welcome to Stillmind, where we use cognitive behaviour therapy to help people all over the world find freedom from fear, anxiety and depression. Find help with:
Social events, health and illness, low self-confidence, inability to concentrate, procrastination, overthinking, sadness, fear
Feeling sad, lonely, helpless and hopeless, crying, isolating yourself and losing motivation
Fighting, arguing, hurting each other, feeling lonely and emotionally disconnected, angry and afraid, not communicating effectively
Brains love to make sense of things, to figure out and understand the reasons behind things and to attach meaning to events. However, when your thoughts become stuck in an overwhelmingly negative cycle, you might struggle to get free.
Helps with: anxiety, depression
In this book, I explain cognitive behaviour therapy in detail, talk about why it’s so effective, and outline techniques and practical exercises that will set you on the path to an anxiety-free life.
Helps with: anxiety, depression, ruminatio
The coaching with Dr Sharyn was very effective for me. The consulting process is very professional and on the basis on a positive personal relationship.
One of the most important principles we use in therapy can be summed up in this one idea - Flexibility.
CBT is a neuroscience-based therapy that provides you with skills, tools, and strategies to change how you think, feel and behave. Many of these strategies are based on brain research conducted over the last 10-30 years. There’s been much research into brain processes over these decades, but one of the most powerful findings is that brains are adaptable, changeable and that they build new neural pathways.
Social anxiety -- which at its worst can be a social phobia -- is feeling fearful around people. While some may feel a little nervous in social situations, people with social anxiety feel intense and irrational fear when interacting with others.
The three core aspects of social anxiety are:
I understood a bit about CBT and my expectation was to learn to apply this to my own problems. Yes, my expectations were met and actually exceeded!
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