Book Title:
CBT Journal for Dummies.
Author(s): Rob Wilson and Rhena Branch.
Year: 2012.
Edition: First (1st).
Publisher: Wiley.
Type(s): Hardcover.
Synopsis:
Keep track of the progress you are making with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a hugely popular self-help technique that teaches you how to break free from destructive or negative behaviours and make positive changes to both your thoughts and your actions. CBT Journal For Dummies offers a guided space for you to keep a record of your progress, used in conjunction with either CBT For Dummies and/or alongside consultation with a therapist.
This book features an introduction to CBT, followed by a guided 100-day journal. Each chapter focuses on a new CBT technique, with information on how to use the journal space and assessment advice. Topics covered include; establishing the link between thoughts and feelings; preventing ‘all or nothing’ thinking; turning mountains into molehills; focusing on the present; using emotional reasoning; avoiding over-generalising; thinking flexibly; keeping an open mind; assessing the positives; coping with frustration; tackling toxic thoughts; naming your emotions; comparing healthy and unhealthy emotions; working through worry; defining your core beliefs; adopting positive principles; and much more.
- Has a removable band, leaving a discreet black journal.
- The small trim size makes it perfect to use on the go.
- A CBT ‘thought for the day’ appears on alternate blank pages.
- Content is progressive, encouraging you to keep working through the following days.
- Coverage is generalized enough to be applicable to every user of CBT.
