Tag: cognitive behavioral techniques

• 11 Ways Labeling is Destroying your Mental Health

  

  Labeling (or global labeling) is distorted thinking. It’s when we reduce ourselves or others to a single characteristic.

  January 26, 2021

  4 minute reads, emotional intelligence, mental health

  cognitive behavioral techniques, cognitive distortions, depression, depression management, labeling, mindset, mindset coach, mindset matters

• 33+ Examples of All-or-Nothing Thinking

  

  Certain words are associated with all-or-nothing thinking. If you know what they are you can watch out for them and catch yourself when you’re thinking in all-or-nothing terms.

  January 20, 2021

  2 minute reads, mental health

  all-or-nothing thinking, anxiety, anxiety management, cognitive behavioral techniques, cognitive distortions, depression, depression management, personal development

• All-Or-Nothing Thinking: What It Is and What It Looks Like

  

  All-or-nothing thinking is a thought distortion, meaning it is skewed thinking that gives you a false perception. This skewed thinking spreads outward. So if you’re thinking in all-or-nothing terms it is likely negatively impacting your mental health and every area of your life. And it’s likely a habit. Fortunately, simply knowing what all-or-nothing thinking is…

  January 14, 2021

  4 minute reads, mental health

  all-or-nothing thinking, cognitive behavioral techniques, cognitive distortions

• Cognitive Distortions—What They Are and Why You Need to Know About Them

  

  Cognitive distortions and well-being clash. Because cognitive distortions undermine our mental and emotional well-being. And when we think with cognitive distortions we limit ourselves. We get in the way of our personal growth, our development and limit our potential success. Luckily, we have the power to overcome cognitive distortions! The first step is knowing what…

  January 13, 2021

  2 minute reads, emotional intelligence, mental health

  cognitive behavioral techniques, cognitive distortions, mindfulness, mindset, mindset shift, personal development, reframing

• If You Read One Article About Inner-Child Work You Want to Read This One

  

  Inner-child work focuses on childhood experiences to improve emotional and mental well-being. It helps us heal past trauma and uncover why we do the things we do. It’s relatively new and there are different variations. Not just for trauma, inner-child work will benefit anyone who uses it. It can help stop harmful patterns, remove blockers…

  January 5, 2021

  5 minute reads, mental health

  cbt, childhood trauma, cognitive behavioral techniques, inner-child work, jung, poor thought habits, psychology, shadow work, therapy, thought processes