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Cognitive behavioural therapy: How CBT can help you

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Wellbeing
16 October, 2023

Have you ever been caught in a torrent of negative thoughts? Or felt trapped by patterns of thinking that only pull you down?

Imagine if you could not just navigate but redesign these mental mazes. Welcome to the world of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, often simply referred to as CBT.

In this video, we unveil the power of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). CBT is a powerful treatment approach that has been proven to be effective in a wide variety of mental health conditions.




CBT is a Treatment Approach that helps people change their negative thinking patterns and behaviours. By understanding and changing your thoughts, you can start to feel more in control of your life and your emotions. In this video, we’ll share with you the basics of CBT and how it can help you overcome any mental health challenges you may be facing.

At its core, CBT is a form of psychotherapy that assists in recognising and reshaping negative thought patterns and behaviours. It’s like having a thoughtful dialogue with your own mind, guiding it gently towards a sunnier outlook.

Picture it as a personal mental fitness trainer, helping to build up the strength of your mindset, one thought at a time. The beauty of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is that it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach.

It’s adaptable and tailored to meet your individual needs and circumstances. It’s about shifting the narrative in our heads, replacing self-defeating thoughts with more empowering ones. It’s about transforming your relationship with your thoughts rather than trying to eliminate them.

From overcoming anxiety and depression to managing stress and improving interpersonal relationships, the applications of CBT are far-reaching. It’s a tool that equips you to be your own therapist, fostering self-awareness and resilience that can last a lifetime.




But, like any skill worth having, it requires practice.

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