What If CBT Homework Makes Me Feel Uncomfortable? - CBT Toolkit

Описание: What If CBT Homework Makes Me Feel Uncomfortable? Have you ever wondered why some tasks in therapy can feel uncomfortable? In this video, we'll explain how facing challenging exercises in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be a normal part of the healing process. We'll start by discussing why feelings of discomfort often occur when trying new ways of thinking or behaving. Then, we'll explore how these feelings are actually signs of progress, not setbacks, and how gradual exposure can help reduce anxiety over time. You'll learn about common types of homework used in CBT, such as tracking thoughts or testing beliefs, and why they are designed to be manageable yet effective. We'll also share tips on how to communicate with your therapist if a task feels overwhelming, and how breaking assignments into smaller steps can make a big difference. Additionally, you'll discover tools like thought records that can support you during challenging exercises. Whether you're new to CBT or looking for ways to stay motivated, understanding the purpose behind these assignments can make a big difference in your journey. Join us for this helpful discussion, and subscribe to our channel for more practical tips on mental health and therapy techniques.

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