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Are you new to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy? Then start your journey with The CBT Journal'. Learn the basics of CBT and how you can build a mindset so you to be the best version of yourself. The CBT Journal combines two of the most effective psychological tools we have, learn about the patterns of your mind so you can take control of your thoughts, reduce worry, anxiety and improve your mindset today.
Write your way to happy with 'The CBT Journal'
How Does It Work?
The CBT Journal is a digital download product designed as a four-week project to help you understand your mind so you feel more in control and able to improve your mental health. Alternatively, it can form part of an ongoing daily wellbeing routine. Learn how to write your way to happy
Step 1 - guides you around the basic concepts of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, journaling and how creating awareness of our minds means we have a choice over how we train our minds so they work well for us and our lives.
Step 2 - you will begin to develop more awareness of how your mind works through using the journaling pages which have a specific CBT framework to help you become more aware of the patterns of your mind.
Step 3 - Alongside standard CBT models illustrating the connections between your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, you’ll find tools and strategies to help you transform the way you think. You’ll learn how to reflect on your behaviour and develop new ways of responding to feelings and emotions.
What's Included?
- The Journal is divided into two sections. First, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the principles of CBT and learn how to apply them to your journaling practice.
- Structured journaling sheets bring your awareness to the thoughts, feelings and behaviours that shape your daily life, revealing patterns and connections you’re currently unaware of. Space for daily gratitude provides balance and helps build emotional resilience.
- Additional worksheets are provided to help you alter unhelpful thinking patterns, process emotions and change behaviours.
- To keep you motivated on your journey you'll receive 4 weekly emails with advice, tips and strategies for getting the best out of your journal.
- You'll also receive an email to join a Private Facebook Group. As you work through The CBT Journal - Ask questions, raise your queries and share ideas in a compassionate and supportive community, be part of the conversation.
Our thoughts impact how we feel and what we do, creating the life we live.
Write your way to happy with 'The CBT Journal'
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Recent Feedback For The CBT Journal
This is a very helpful, practical resource that has really made a difference to me. I have been wanting to make changes in my life, but didn't know where to start and wasn't sure I was ready for therapy. This journal is the answer. It clearly and simple illustrates the connection between thoughts, feelings and behaviour and gives effective strategies for improving your psychological wellbeing.
I’ve been on this planet 43 years and can honestly say this is the closest I’ve ever come to getting to know myself and understanding my thinking patterns. If you’re feeling stuck, lost or stressed out and unable to see the wood for the trees right now this journal might just be the perfect “helping hand” to help you get back on track
I found the worksheets extremely useful - they have helped me to identify and change negative thoughts and patterns of behaviour. I am feeling more positive and in control. Highly recommended.
I particularly enjoyed learning about how the brain works – the part on neuroplasticity was fascinating – and the fact the journal was peppered with uplifting inspirational quotes.
BY SARAH D REES
Featured in Women's Health Magazine & NetDoctor.co.uk
Hi, I'm Sarah a CBT therapist and Mental Health Nurse with over 20 years experience in the world of Mental Health and Well-being.
When I became unwell with a thyroid condition a few years ago I looked to the NHS for help and while some things improved but I still suffered from some really difficult symptoms - I recovered through combining a detailed framework of journaling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy two powerful psychological tools
The combination of Journaling and CBT was the key for me getting better and has changed my life. I've combined everything I did into The CBT Journal so you can do the same and make changes for life.
why journal?
Create awareness, improve mindset
Do you look around your life and see things that should make you feel happy and content yet find yourself feeling sad and discontent? Is your mind always in overdrive? Do you feel anxious and out of control? Are you constantly trying to fix things but getting nowhere?
If this story resonates 'The CBT Journal' has been created for you.
Investing just 20 minutes a day in the journal will significantly impact your life, making you feel more content, fulfilled and happy, both in yourself and for everyone around you.
The CBT Journal combines two of the most effective psychological tools we have, so you can take control and begin improving your mindset today.
Your mind is one of your most precious assets. Within it, you experience every moment of life. Good mental health is closely linked to physical wellbeing and it’s also fundamental to feeling happy and content.
When you invest time in self-reflection, you’re able to make important shifts in your thinking. In turn, this affects what you do and how you act, thus shaping your life. In my many years as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, I’ve seen this pattern time and time again.
CBT Journal is based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or CBT, a form of psychotherapy that encourages you to become more aware of your individual patterns of thinking, feeling and doing. It also gives you the tools you need to change these patterns and improve your mental health.
When you invest time in self-reflection, you’re able to make important shifts in your thinking. In turn, this affects what you do and how you act, thus shaping your life. In my many years as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, I’ve seen this pattern time and time again.