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karen thanks for your reply. i try to forgive myself for past mistakes and look for ways to changes my behaviour for a better tommorrow....brave, inspiring words, but not so easy to implement. i am looking for specific tools or techniques to use take care bob
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uh don't know if i was allowed to put my addy in that last post or not- if not i'm sorry :quest:
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Bob- I was always a person who blamed myself whenever anything went wrong. i always apologized for everything. since starting therapy little at a time i have been able to step back and look at certain situations and realize that i had no control over them.that tends to help my self esteem greatly because i don't always walk around thinking i've done something wrong. i can also look at things in my life now and not make a big deal out of everything. i can see what is not as important- does that make sense? if you would like to talk more about this you are more than welcome to email me at oksomaybeimnuts@yahoo.com. Karen
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hi does anyone have specific concrete examples of how we can use cognitive techneques in our lives in a hands-on way? thx bob
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ok/karen do u have any specific examples of how CBT has helped you? thx bob
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Hi Bob- I think that cognitive therapy is changing the way you think about things; events in your life etc. Shifting your thoughts from negative to positive. I am currently in therapy and i think it is what is known as CBT- cognitive behavioral therapy. that is helping me change my thinking as well as the way i react to things. and yes it has helped. everything in my life is not nearly the crisis it was when i began therapy. alot of times when i notice myself getting depressed i can pinpoint the trigger of it now and work my way through it. i still have a long way to go but it has made my quality of life much better. Karen
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hello cognitive therapy...what is it...how does it work.. does it succeed? thanks for your input bob

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