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Positive CBT Making CBT Homework Work for Real Life Homework assignments have been a central feature of the cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) process since the 1970s (Kazantzis, 2005). Homework in CBT provides the opportunity [...] Positive CBT Cognitive Restructuring: The Power of Reframing Thoughts Do your clients ever follow a certain train of thought, without consciously deciding to, that leads them to a sad or upsetting conclusion? If so, [...] Positive CBT What Is Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy? (+ REBT PDF) How rational do you think we humans are? This may seem like an abstract and philosophical question, but the way you answer it has a [...] Positive CBT What Is Positive CBT? Using Positive Psychology in Therapy Many people are familiar with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and know that it is an effective form of talk therapy. CBT integrates cognitive restructuring and [...] Positive CBT 35+ Powerful CBT Exercises & Techniques for Therapists For many clients, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been life changing, enhancing their psychological wellness, workplace performance, and relationships (Werson et al., 2022). CBT’s widely [...] Positive CBT The Positive CBT Triangle Explained (+11 Worksheets) Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a popular and highly effective intervention model for dealing with multiple mental health conditions (Early & Grady, 2017; Yarwood et [...] Positive CBT Fundamental Attribution Error: Shifting the Blame Game We all try to make sense of the behaviors we observe in ourselves and others. However, sometimes this process can be marred by cognitive biases [...] Positive CBT Halo Effect: Why We Judge a Book by Its Cover Even though we may consider ourselves logical and rational, it appears we are easily biased by a single incident or individual characteristic (Nicolau, Mellinas, & [...] Positive CBT Sunk Cost Fallacy: Why We Can’t Let Go If you’ve continued with a decision or an investment of time, money, or resources long after you should have stopped, you’ve succumbed to the ‘sunk [...] Positive CBT Confirmation Bias: Seeing What We Want to Believe Believe it or not, we can’t always trust what we see or hear. It seems our memory is influenced by our expectations (Eysenk & Keane, [...]