Reframing negative thoughts

Sadness, fear, loneliness, anger, and disgust are a few negative emotions that one may experience. Negative thoughts are normal and will arise from time

Struggling with negative thoughts? Use these questions to challenge and reframe them, empowering yourself to shift your mindset and embrace a healthier perspective. 🧠🪴 Explore more worksheets on my Etsy shop! ⬅️ #mindset #lifecoaching #lifecoachingtools #personaldevelopment

Reframing negative thoughts can change how you experience life’s challenges. Being kind to yourself, practice gratitude, and shift your mindset toward solutions. You’ve got this! #PositiveThinking #MindsetShift #SelfCompassion #GratitudePractice #MentalHealthJourney #OvercomingNegativity

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Self-doubt is often fueled by cognitive distortions and negative thinking patterns. In Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the CBT triangle—connecting thoughts, feelings, and behaviors—is used to identify and challenge these distortions. By reframing negative thoughts, you can reduce self-doubt and build confidence. SelfDoubt I CBT I CognitiveDistortions I NegativeThinking I CognitiveBehavioralTherapy I ReframeThoughts I MentalHealth I EmotionalWellBeing I SelfBelief I TherapyTools