How Fragile is Worry?
This short article lists a wide variety of brief cognitive-behavioural experiments that can be used to change your experience of worrying and to alter unhelpful attitudes toward it.
Continue readingThis short article lists a wide variety of brief cognitive-behavioural experiments that can be used to change your experience of worrying and to alter unhelpful attitudes toward it.
Continue readingAn excerpt from the new book Build your Resilience (2012) by Donald Robertson, discussing approaches to improving psychological resilience.
Continue readingThere are two versions of an MP3 recording in this post, containing an exercise for mindfulness and acceptance-based imaginal exposure therapy.
Continue readingThis is a short script for an audio recording of a mindfulness meditaiton exercise, incorporating elements of cognitive-behavioural exposure therapy.
Continue readingAn excerpt from the book Build your Resilience (2012), providing some basic questions to help you begin developing your personal resilience plan.
Continue readingMindfulness & Social Resilience Gaining Appropriate Psychological Distance Copyright (c) Donald Robertson, 2012. All rights reserved. Distressing thoughts in social anxiety differ qualitatively from thoughts in most other forms of anxiety insofar as they are often attributed to other people, … Continue reading
This brief article sums up the essence of Stoic philosophy, based on the definitive precepts in The Handbook of Epictetus. It does so in modern language and drawing anologies with cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) and mindfulness and other acceptance-based therapy approaches.
Continue readingThis brief article explores some well-established facts about psychological therapy that clients may not be familiar with.
Continue readingThis short article guides you through some initial experiments (practical exercises) used in mindfulness and acceptance-based CBT to learn how to cope with distressing thoughts by accepting them in a detached way, while letting go of any struggle against them.
Continue readingThis short article outlines the strategy of “distancing” as used in Beck’s cognitive therapy, and describes the main techniques employed in this approach.
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