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Dozens of practical exercises and easy to perform techniques for banishing negative thoughts before they take hold

Whether you're trying to overcome anxiety and depression, boost self-esteem, beat addiction, lose weight, or simply improve your outlook, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) offers a practical, sensible approach to mastering your thoughts and thinking constructively. In this updated and expanded edition of the companion workbook to their bestselling Cognitive Behavioural Therapy For Dummies, professional therapists Rhena Branch and Rob Wilson show you, step-by-step, how to put the lessons provided in their book into practice. Inside you'll find a huge number of hands-on exercises and techniques to help you remove roadblocks to change and regain control over your life.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Workbook For Dummies, Second Edition:

  • Develops the ideas and concepts that presented in the bestselling Cognitive Behavioural Therapy For Dummies, Second Edition and provides exercises to put those ideas into practice
  • Features a range of hands-on CBT exercises and techniques for beating anxiety or depression, boosting your self-esteem, losing weight, or simply improving your outlook on life

Rhena Branch and Rob Willson are CBT therapists at the Priory Clinic in London, and the authors of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy For Dummies.

Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
A Serious Note About Humour
1(1)
How To Use This Book
2(1)
What Not to Read
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organised
3(1)
Part I Pinpointing Primary Principles
3(1)
Part II Pinning Down Problems and Giving Yourself Goals
3(1)
Part III Putting CBT into Practice
4(1)
Part IV Forging into the Future
4(1)
Part V The Part of Tens
4(1)
Case Examples Used in This Book
4(1)
Icons Used in This Book
4(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
Part I Pinpointing Primary Principles
7(64)
Chapter 1 Exploring the Basics of CBT
9(12)
Understanding the Nuts and Bolts of CBT
9(4)
Blinding you with the science of CBT
9(1)
Linking thinking and feeling
10(1)
Attaching meaning to events
11(2)
Checking How CBT Can Work for You
13(4)
Ranking your problems
14(1)
Breaking down your behaviours
15(2)
Connecting Emotion, Thinking, and Behaviour
17(2)
Picturing Your Problems as a Simple A-B-C
19(2)
Chapter 2 Recognising Problematic Thinking Patterns
21(14)
Getting to Grips with Common Thinking Errors
21(9)
Listing Your Personal Favourites
30(1)
Knowing Where and When You Think Your Way to Trouble
31(4)
Chapter 3 Taking Toxic Thinking In Hand
35(14)
Noticing Your Negative Thinking
35(2)
Being Sceptical about Your Negative Automatic Thoughts
37(4)
Working with A-B-C Forms
41(4)
Filling out Form I
41(2)
Finishing off with A-B-C Form II
43(2)
Trying Out Alternative Thoughts
45(2)
Helping Yourself with Homework
47(2)
Chapter 4 Experiencing Experiments
49(8)
Seeing Things Like a Scientist
49(6)
Executing excellent experiments
49(1)
Putting predictions to the test
50(2)
Finding out which theory works best
52(1)
Conducting a self-help survey
53(1)
Acting as an observer
54(1)
Writing Down Your Results
55(2)
Chapter 5 Where's Your Head At? Controlling Your Concentration
57(14)
Aiming Your Attention
57(4)
Training Yourself in Task Concentration
61(4)
Finding Your Focus
65(3)
Making Your Mind More Mindful
68(3)
Living in the present
68(1)
Suspending judgement
68(1)
Getting off the thought train
68(1)
Identifying when to ignore yourself
68(2)
Mindfully mundane
70(1)
Part II Pinning Down Problems and Giving Yourself Goals
71(54)
Chapter 6 Getting Emotional
73(20)
Expanding Your Emotional Vocabulary
73(3)
Understanding the Anatomy of Emotions
76(3)
Working Out Whether Your Feelings Are Healthy or Unhealthy
79(10)
Taking note of your thinking
80(2)
Being aware of your behaviour
82(2)
Finding out what you focus on
84(3)
Avoiding being fooled by physical feelings
87(2)
Charting Your Problem Emotions
89(4)
Identifying themes and triggers
90(1)
Making a problem statement
91(2)
Chapter 7 Targeting Troublesome Tactics
93(20)
Identifying Self-Defeating Strategies
93(10)
Demanding control and insisting on certainty
94(3)
Adding up avoidance and getting yourself down
97(5)
Worrying yourself sick
102(1)
When Feeling Better Stops You from Getting Better
103(4)
Cease self-medicating your mood
104(1)
Requesting reassurance and seeking safety
105(2)
Putting Petals on Your Vicious Flower
107(6)
Uprooting your vicious flower
109(2)
Flaying that flower until it's dead
111(2)
Chapter 8 Getting Goal-Directed
113(12)
Giving Goals a SPORTing Chance
113(6)
Feeling different
113(1)
Acting different
114(1)
Structuring your goal statements
115(1)
Being a complete SPORT
116(3)
Manufacturing More Motivation
119(3)
Writing up reasons for change
120(1)
Carrying out a cost-benefit analysis
121(1)
Tracking Your Progress
122(3)
Part III Putting CBT into Practice
125(106)
Chapter 9 Taking an Axe To Anxiety
127(18)
Philosophies that Fend Off Fear
128(7)
Surfing bodily sensations
128(4)
Being realistic about the probability of bad events
132(1)
Bringing bad events back into perspective
133(2)
Exposing Yourself
135(6)
Challenging yourself to a duel
136(3)
Preparing your exposure plan
139(1)
Keeping good accounts
140(1)
Searching Out Your Safety Behaviours
141(1)
Ways Out Of Wearisome Worry
142(3)
Chapter 10 Attacking Addictive Behaviours and Attitudes
145(16)
Defining Dependency
146(1)
Acknowledging Addiction Antecedents
147(2)
Targeting Triggers
149(3)
Acquiring Alternative Activities
152(3)
Working Out Why Dropping Your DOC is Worth It
155(2)
Reducing the Risk of Relapse
157(4)
Chapter 11 Being Better Friends with Your Body
161(16)
Getting to Grips with Poor Body Image
161(3)
Finding out how you feel about your appearance
162(2)
Dealing with Poor Body Image Ponderings and Practices
164(1)
Adopting More Accurate Body Image Attitudes
164(2)
Promoting Positive Body Image Practices
166(1)
Having a Look at the Whole Package
167(7)
Harnessing a holistic outlook
167(4)
Showing a little appreciation
171(1)
Giving your body a grain of gratitude
172(2)
Implementing Healthy Home Improvements
174(3)
Chapter 12 Dealing a Blow to Depression
177(10)
Deciding whether You're Depressed
177(1)
Assessing Your Avoidance
178(2)
Reckoning with Rumination
180(1)
Actively Attacking Your Depression
181(6)
Chapter 13 Overcoming Obsessions and Cutting Out Compulsions
187(16)
Observing Obsessive Behaviour
187(4)
Checking out OCD
187(2)
Discovering body dysmorphic disorder (BDD)
189(1)
Highlighting health anxiety
189(1)
Checking out compulsive behaviours
190(1)
Assessing and Acting Against Obsessional Attitudes
191(7)
Pitting Theory A against Theory B
192(2)
Realistically appraising responsibility
194(2)
Steering in the right direction
196(2)
Reining in Rituals
198(5)
Checking out and changing your termination criteria
198(2)
Recording and resisting rituals
200(3)
Chapter 14 Lifting Low Self-Esteem
203(16)
Acquiring Self-Acceptance
203(6)
Realising reasons not to rate yourself
205(1)
Leaving behind loathsome labelling
205(4)
Acting on Acceptance
209(1)
Adding up the Evidence
210(4)
Feeling fine about human fallibility
211(1)
Being very specific
212(2)
Using the best friend technique
214(1)
Accepting and Improving Yourself at the Same Time
214(3)
Selecting specific areas for self-improvement
215(1)
Embracing personal responsibility
216(1)
Regularly Reviewing Reasons for Self-Acceptance
217(2)
Chapter 15 Maintaining Relationships
219(12)
Overcoming Outrage
219(2)
Recognising healthy anger
219(1)
Seeing aspects of unhealthy anger
220(1)
Counting the Cost of Losing Your Cool
221(2)
Lengthening Your Fuse
223(2)
Embracing Effective Assertion
225(1)
Putting Yourself on a Par with Your Peers
226(5)
Part IV Forging into the Future
231(78)
Chapter 16 Examining and Changing Long-Standing Beliefs
233(20)
Uncovering Your Core Beliefs
233(7)
Sorting out the three types of core beliefs
233(3)
Bringing past relationships into the light of the present
236(3)
Catching your core beliefs interacting
239(1)
Digging Up Your Core Beliefs
240(4)
Doing a downward arrow
240(3)
Taking note of themes
243(1)
Forming a Formulation
244(3)
Creating Constructive Core Beliefs
247(1)
Assigning New Meanings to Old Events
248(5)
Chapter 17 Consolidating Conviction in New Core Beliefs
253(14)
Spotlighting Beliefs You Want to Strengthen
253(1)
Preparing a Portfolio of Persuasive Arguments
254(2)
If At First You Don't Succeed, Try and Try Again
256(9)
Acting accordingly
257(2)
Digging out and defeating doubts
259(3)
Practising what you preach
262(1)
Considering what you'd want your child to believe
263(2)
Nurturing Nice New Beliefs
265(2)
Chapter 18 Delving into Personal Development
267(10)
Being Realistic about Relapse
267(5)
An ounce of prevention
269(2)
A pound of cure
271(1)
Getting Back to Your Personal Values and Hobbies
272(2)
Acting consistently
272(1)
Reinstating personally significant practices
273(1)
Looking At Your Lifestyle
274(2)
Going Boldly Where You've Not Gone Before
276(1)
Chapter 19 Rupturing Roadblocks to Recovery
277(16)
Exorcising Emotions that Bind You
277(8)
Giving up on guilt
279(2)
Refusing to play the shame game
281(2)
Paralysing problematic pride
283(2)
Letting Others Help to Bear the Burden
285(2)
Persisting with Practice
287(6)
Chapter 20 Putting into Practice Principles of Positive Living
293(16)
Receiving Your Ration of Responsibility
293(2)
Finding that Flexibility Feeds Fun
295(3)
Understanding Uncertainty and Lack of Control as Unavoidable
298(2)
Letting Life Be Unfair
300(2)
Taking Risks and Making Mistakes
302(3)
Choosing Self-Acceptance Over Other-Approval
305(4)
Part V The Part of Tens
309(20)
Chapter 21 Ten Tips for Working with Professionals
311(6)
Choosing the Right Therapy for You
311(1)
Knowing Who's Who in the Psychology World
312(1)
Asking the Right Questions
312(1)
Looking in the Best Places for a Therapist
313(1)
Vetting Your CBT (or other) Therapist
313(1)
Remaining Open Minded About Medication
314(1)
Working on Stuff Between Sessions
314(1)
Discussing Issues During Sessions
314(1)
Preparing Prior to Sessions
315(1)
Getting Yourself Goals
315(2)
Chapter 22 Ten Tips for Getting a Good Night's Sleep
317(6)
Wear Yourself Out with Exercise
317(1)
Establish a Schedule
317(1)
Don't Lie in Bed Tossing and Turning
318(1)
Monitor Your Caffeine and Stimulant Intake
319(1)
Bed in a Bedtime Routine
319(1)
Cozy Up Your Sleeping Area
320(1)
Apply Some Oils
320(1)
Shed a Little Light on the Subject
320(1)
Set Sensible Sleep Expectations
321(1)
Leave Your Cares at the Bedroom Door
322(1)
Chapter 23 Ten Reasons to Never Give Up
323(6)
Setbacks Are Not Exceptional
323(2)
Recovery Requires Practice, Patience, and Persistence
325(1)
Small Achievements Add Up
325(1)
You Have Value in the World
325(1)
Nobody is Perfect
326(1)
You May Feel Differently Tomorrow
326(1)
You Can Always Try Other Options
326(1)
Talking to Others Often Helps
327(1)
You Are Not Alone
327(1)
Change is an On-going Process
328(1)
Index 329
Rhena Branch and Rob Willson are cognitive behavioural therapists who have previously worked at the world-famous Priory Hospital. They have many years' experience helping people overcome behavioural and psychological issues.