Blog Search Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Treating Mental Health Cognitive behavioral therapy is a form of psychotherapy based on the idea that individual perception has a greater connection to their reaction rather than the situation which caused it. The purpose of CBT is to help people overcome their harmful, repeati… http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2017/11/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-treating-mental-health Six Reasons Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Work For You Rest assured that when we say Cognitive Behavioral Therapy works, we mean it. While the list of reasons to try this therapy is long and varied, we have listed 6 specific ones that we think might interest you. After reading this list, you will see that Cog… http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2018/03/six-reasons-cognitive-behavioral-therapy-can-work-you Change Your Thinking with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Most humans, in some form or another, experience changes, and challenges in their mental states at some point in their lives. However, the tools, and resources for navigating these changes aren't always in front of our faces for us to utilize them. Also, … http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2019/10/change-your-thinking-cognitive-behavioral-therapy Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 101 As more and more Americans search for mental health help for themselves or their loved ones, they are often confronted by the idea of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) which is a common type of talk therapy. Many therapists are recommending it to patient… http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2020/01/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-101 Identifying Faulty Thinking Styles Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Exercise Included) One of the basic premises of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is what you think will affect how you feel and what you do. Your thoughts, feelings, and behavior are connected. Changing your behavior could be as simple as changing your thoughts about a situatio… http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2020/04/identifying-faulty-thinking-styles-using-cognitive-behavioral-therapy-exercise-included Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Improving Self-Talk How do you talk to yourself? Are you too hard on yourself or overly critical? What does being too critical even sound like with self-talk? There are many layers and components to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but one of the most powerful aspects centers … http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2020/07/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-improving-self-talk Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Altering Distressing Thoughts and Emotions Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a solution-based type of psychotherapy that counselors use to disrupt a patient's negative emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Although CBT can assists individuals with different types of issues, this form of therapy … http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2020/07/cognitive-behavioral-therapy-altering-distressing-thoughts-and-emotions Teaching Techniques: Benefits of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Many who seek and begin counseling do not realize the numerous approaches a counselor may use to help them. These approaches include both insight-oriented and action-oriented techniques. There is no "one size fits all" method when it comes to handling men… http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2021/02/teaching-techniques-benefits-cognitive-behavioral-therapy CBT - Changing Thoughts, Actions, and Feelings Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a therapeutic approach that focuses on the relationship between our thoughts (cognitions) and our behavior. CBT is based on the premise that our thoughts and behaviors are linked, and to elicit meaningful therapeutic … http://mail.jodimitchellmft.com/blog/2021/03/cbt-changing-thoughts-actions-and-feelings
