Informationen zum Autor Sarah Edelman, Ph.D., is a psychologist, trainer, and university lecturer. Through both her private practice and continuing education programs, she teaches people to use CBT as a self-help tool. She conducts workshops for mental health professionals, people working in government and private sector organizations, and the general public. Vorwort An already proven (more than 50,000 copies already sold), sparklingly clear and highly practical guide to using cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) to change a wide array of negative thoughts and emotions in order to feel happier and more in control of one's life Zusammenfassung Practicing psychologist Sarah Edelman clearly lays out how to use CBT to develop rational thought patterns in response to upsetting emotions and situations. By following the practical, easy-to-follow exercises and examples, you can take control of your thoughts, emotions, and feelings, and find more positive ways of dealing with life's hurdles-and a happier you.Change Your Thinking will teach you how to Fight negative and self-defeating beliefs to minimize your experience of upsetting emotions Recognize thinking errors" that cause you unnecessary distress Learn how to dispute thinking errors with your behaviour and rational thoughts Prevent negative thoughts and emotions from occurring Acknowledge and face the obstacles that prevent you from obtaining your goals Achieve a more balanced and happier life Whether you're faced with overwhelming feelings of worthlessness, frustration, anger, depression, or anxiety, CBT can help you change your thinking and make a difference in your life-beginning today.

Vorwort
An already proven (more than 50,000 copies already sold), sparklingly clear and highly practical guide to using cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) to change a wide array of negative thoughts and emotions in order to feel happier and more in control of one's life

Autorentext
Sarah Edelman, PhD, is a psychologist, trainer, and university lecturer. Through both her private practice and continuing education programs, she teaches people to use CBT as a self-help tool. She conducts workshops for mental health professionals, people working in government and private sector organizations, and the general public. She lives in Australia.

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A highly practical guide for taking charge of your negative emotions through cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), the evidence-based treatment method used by clinical psychologists worldwide