Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: 7 Ways to Freedom from Anxiety, Depression, and Intrusive Thoughts (Happiness is a trainable, attainable skill!)
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By being mindful of your thoughts, you can control your feelings and, consequently, your actions.
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The behavioral aspect of CBT deals with how different behaviors influence mood. It aims to teach clients to increase behaviors associated with a positive mood and avoid behaviors associated with a negative mood.
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Often, automatic thoughts overestimate threats and underestimate our ability to deal with problems.
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According to Hindu teachings, holding on to anger is like holding a hot coal and waiting to throw it at someone—it hurts the one holding it more than the one it’s aimed at.
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We are often so sure of our core beliefs that we think they don’t merit examination.
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“man is disturbed not by things, but by the views he takes of them.”
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we should avoid being overly attached to certain outcomes or desires.
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Just as fish have minimal influence in the ocean, we humans have only minimal influence in the universe.
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Overwhelm is a common symptom of many mental illnesses and disorders. This intense self-focus is a form of suffering caused by anxiety or depression, and not simply a sign of selfishness.
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Listen to your thoughts without analyzing them—do not try to think your way out. Instead, connect with the energy of your thoughts—feel your way out.