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I use a wide variety of tools in our therapy sessions, but below are some of the key techniques I believe in:
Let me explain a little about these and how it can help in our sessions!
Imagine CBT as your mind detective helping you identify those negative behaviors and limiting beliefs that have been hijacking your happiness, and flipping them on their head.
For example, if you catch yourself thinking, ‘I’m such a failure,’ CBT helps you reframe that to, ‘I’m learning and growing.’ It’s all about understanding how our thoughts, feelings, and actions are connected and rewiring your brain to stop you from getting stuck.
With CBT, you learn to spot those pesky negative thoughts (both conscious and subconscious), challenge them fearlessly, and replace them with positive ones. It’s like giving your mind a much-needed software update, making it faster, stronger, and more resilient. Plus, there’s usually some homework involved to keep the momentum going between sessions.
Dialectic means to explore opposing thoughts, or in this case finding the harmony between acceptance and change.
It’s like the ultimate multitasker of therapy where balance is the name of the game. DBT’s all about finding the middle ground between accepting where you’re at and making changes for the better. You’ll dive into skill-building across four key areas: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.
It’s like having your own emotional toolbox, ready to tackle any wave that comes your way.
While ACT focuses on accepting your thoughts and feelings, CBT and DBT add a twist by also emphasizing the importance of changing unhelpful behaviors and thoughts.
All three therapies incorporate mindfulness techniques, helping you stay grounded in the present moment and break free from overthinking.
DBT takes the spotlight here, offering specific skills to manage intense emotions effectively.
Interpersonal Skills: DBT shines in this area too, offering strategies to improve communication and relationships.
So, whether you’re into rewiring your brain with CBT, embracing the moment with ACT, or leveling up your life skills with DBT, each therapy offers its own unique approach to helping you live your best life.
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