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The cognitive triangle is a concept in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) that explains how a person’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected. In other words, these three components influence one another. For instance, what we think about something or someone can affect how we feel and behave. The Cognitive (CBT) Triangle Handout features a triangle, with each corner representing one of the key components — thoughts, actions, and feelings. It also explains how using the CBT triangle…
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The ABC model is a form of psychotherapy that helps individuals reshape their negative thoughts and feelings in a positive way.
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The CBT triangle is a simple tool used in cognitive behavioral therapy to show how our thoughts, feelings, and actions are connected. It helps us see how negative thoughts can make us feel bad and lead to actions that aren't helpful, and teaches us ways to change these patterns to feel better.
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Understanding the Cognitive Triangle can be a transformative step for better mental well-being. Whether you’re a parent seeking to empower your child or someone wanting to take charge of your emotional life, take it from me: This tool is invaluable. #fmf #cognitivetriangle
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A laminated worksheet designed by a therapist. Use it with a dry erase marker to practice this CBT skill over and over. Great for clients or therapists!
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Event is the beginning of everything. Sometime happened, and this event will trigger you thoughts (Thinking) which in turn will affect your feelings. Your feelings will ultimately affect your behav…
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) offers a way to identify maladaptive thought patterns, and how these thoughts lead to corresponding feelings and behaviors. This triangle helps you with identifying an activating event, and identifying the subsequent thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, as well as a space for reflection around how you can challenge cognitive distortions and develop a cognitive reframe.
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