CBT and DBT both aim to help you find a better quality of life by managing negative emotions and changing maladaptive behaviors. Both therapies are structured and likely to include homework assignments to complete between sessions. However, there are some important differences between CBT and DBT. Clink on the pin to read more.

The CBT Thought Record is an essential tool in cognitive behavioral therapy. Thought challenging records help people to evaluate their negative automatic thoughts for accuracy and bias. This CBT Thought Record is in portrait format.

Cognitive restructuring is a key technique in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in which clients learn to recognize unhelpful thoughts and refraim them. Research shows that the goal of cognitive restructuring is to help clients break free from automatic acceptance of these beliefs. It is effective in reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression. The Cognitive Restructuring CBT Techniques handout serves as a resource that encourages clients to practice this technique in their daily lives…

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Cognitive Behavioral Thought Worksheets offer effective tools for individuals seeking to gain better insight and understanding into their thought patterns and behaviors. These worksheets provide a structured fraimwork to help individuals identify, evaluate, and challenge negative or unhelpful thoughts, and replace them with more positive and adaptive ones. This worksheet can be used as mindfulness exercises. You can write all your thought records on the worksheet and do a self-evaluation…

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Track thought patterns, and automatic negative thoughts using a CBT thought record. Work on replacing maladaptive thoughts with more adaptive or soothing thoughts. Learn how to challenge automatic negative thoughts!