Dealing with negative thinking
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These short 2-sided leaflets provide an introduction and key information to help you get started on changing your life when you don’t have much time. Our wider courses and booklets provide a lot more information and resources about how to make further changes in your life.
Unhelpful thoughts can make us feel worse emotionally or physically, and cause us to react ion ways that make us and others feel worse. They are common and affect all of us, but at times of low mood and stress they become even more frequent and harder to put out of our minds. Discover seven common unhelpful thinking styles that worsen how you feel, and some useful strategies to help you look at things differently with our Amazing Unhelpful Thought Busting Programme.
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About the Author
Written by award winning author Professor Chris Williams, Emeritus Professor of Psychosocial Psychiatry at the University of Glasgow and President of the lead organisation for CBT in the UK (BABCP), Living Life to the Full (LLTTF) has helped many hundreds of thousands of people across the UK, as well as in large programmes in the EU, North America and Asia. He is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and Honorary Fellow of BABCP.