All or Nothing Thinking 1:01 Overgeneralization 1:50 Mental Filter 2:40 Discounting the Positive 3:36 Jumping to Conclusions 4:32 Mind reading 4:39 Fortune telling 5:20 Magnification and minimization 6:18 Catastrophizing 7:10 Emotional Reasoning 8:26 "Should" Statements 9:17 Labeling 10:42 Personalization and Blame 12:03 Videos mentioned in this video: CBT and Reframing Thoughts With Cognitive Restructuring th-cam.com/video/58RytIerkmc/w-d-xo.html Three Good Things th-cam.com/video/MQB3UUTh8aQ/w-d-xo.html
This simple video has explained numerous observations I've made about someone close to me. I never knew there was such a thing as "cognitive distortions", and its impact has taken a toll on our relationship. I'm even more fascinated by how the individual exhibits all the facets of cognitive distortions mentioned in this video. Thank you for this edification.
I know.. I have just recognised I have all these traits. At times, it's more controllable, but if in combination with exhaustion, sleep deprivation, and anxiety, it all becomes exacerbated.
I appreciate everything about your site and the spectacular videos. They are simple, instructive, and thorough. Your voice is a great asset because it is soothing and well paced. I’m contributing $2.99 a month, but that is pittance to volunteer compared to the worth of your work. Thank you so much for blessing my well-being and with this important information and your dedication to passing it along!
I have deeply ingrained negative core beliefs from my childhood. I grew up in an alcoholic family and it is as if dark clouds are hanging over my childhood. I tend to think that there was absolutely nothing positive about the environment I grew up in. I also believe that I never felt safe growing up. However, using the questions on the cognitive restructuring worksheet, I am starting to look for evidence that can dispute my beliefs. I hope to have a more balanced view of myself and of my past, so that I can live a happier life.
You have saved and soothed me on more than one occasion. I just wanted you to know that. Wish I could meet you in person just to say thanks, but I'll leave a comment and maybe you can read it. Appreciate you.
Thank you so much sir you educate my behavior the way I handle situations in all aspects I will apply this to myself in order to change and I will be a new person...it helps a lot it save lives👍
I can tell you from experience that cognitive distortions can make you feel absolutely miserable. What takes practice is noticing when it happens, especially if you've been thinking in these ways for most of your life.
Dont "SHOULD" on your self or others. Its rude and inconsiderate. This video is correct, how would you respond to someone else if they were going through this situation or made these statements about themselves. Try and keep a balance.
hello can anyone tell me why suicidal thoughts(just this words)keeps coming in my mind??i am not suicidal but these words just keeps coming min my mind..so any tips or suggestion..
Hey, a little late reply but might help you. The harder you try to avoid a certain thought, the more you end up thinking it. Practice thinking about something else going on around you when you start thinking in a distressing way.
Is it REBT has the same benefits as CBT ? I did REBT in the past but didn't help . Can REBT help instead of CBT ? I have a book called : Felling good written by Dr David Burns. I will read it now. Please answer my question. (Sorry for my English).
They're similar, but just because it didn't work in the past doesn't mean it will never work. There's so much variation in what people do in CBT and how effective it is depending on your therapist and where you're at in your life. I often have clients who tell me CBT doesn't work for them, and then we do CBT, and it works. And I'm sure I have clients who found CBT with me didn't help at all and they try it again later and it does help.
Can you state that experiencing schizophrenic symptoms is Seth that is very stressful and should be healed? My experience is so owervelming and now I don't know what to do?
Hi Jelena, thanks for your question. Although the descriptions sound similar, cognitive distortions are different than delusions that accompany schizophrenia. Cognitive distortions are a concept from cognitive therapy related to negative thinking patterns that contribute to things like depression, low self-esteem and anger. They're not really related to symptoms of schizophrenia.
All or Nothing Thinking 1:01
Overgeneralization 1:50
Mental Filter 2:40
Discounting the Positive 3:36
Jumping to Conclusions 4:32
Mind reading 4:39
Fortune telling 5:20
Magnification and minimization 6:18
Catastrophizing 7:10
Emotional Reasoning 8:26
"Should" Statements 9:17
Labeling 10:42
Personalization and Blame 12:03
Videos mentioned in this video:
CBT and Reframing Thoughts With Cognitive Restructuring th-cam.com/video/58RytIerkmc/w-d-xo.html
Three Good Things th-cam.com/video/MQB3UUTh8aQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this helpful break down. I find your videos the clearest presentation of CBT on you tube
This needs to be part of the school health curriculum. Seriously.
I cant believe this doesn’t have more views, the breakdown of these skills has totally changed my life. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks, that's so nice to hear!
Its soooo annoyingggg. But ya. Sound like a girl rn but who cares
So happy I found your content.
This simple video has explained numerous observations I've made about someone close to me. I never knew there was such a thing as "cognitive distortions", and its impact has taken a toll on our relationship. I'm even more fascinated by how the individual exhibits all the facets of cognitive distortions mentioned in this video. Thank you for this edification.
I know.. I have just recognised I have all these traits. At times, it's more controllable, but if in combination with exhaustion, sleep deprivation, and anxiety, it all becomes exacerbated.
Memo: all or nothing thinking is a hallmark of perfectionism
As a person with OCD, this entire video is very helpful!!!!
That's great to hear!
These are great...listening to them go help my anxiety & panic attacks...love the CBT stuff
Thanks, glad to hear it!
Love your videos! They help simplify the extremes I go through with depressive episodes.
Thanks, that's so nice to hear!
thank-you for putting this all together! I guess many of these distortions were in effect unknowingly at many points in my life
Glad it was helpful!
Nice work! Love the quick tips to combat these common pitfalls we humans fall into, despite our best intentions.
Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. You’re helping me during such a difficult time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORT AND INFORMATION YOU PUT IN THESE VIDEOS!
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I appreciate everything about your site and the spectacular videos. They are simple, instructive, and thorough. Your voice is a great asset because it is soothing and well paced. I’m contributing $2.99 a month, but that is pittance to volunteer compared to the worth of your work. Thank you so much for blessing my well-being and with this important information and your dedication to passing it along!
Thanks so much, that's so nice to hear, and I appreciate your support!
This video made me cry 😭
when someone makes a video of something i want everyone to know well
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I feel some peace listening to this video. Thank you.
Thankyou so much for your efforts and valuable information.
I have deeply ingrained negative core beliefs from my childhood. I grew up in an alcoholic family and it is as if dark clouds are hanging over my childhood. I tend to think that there was absolutely nothing positive about the environment I grew up in. I also believe that I never felt safe growing up.
However, using the questions on the cognitive restructuring worksheet, I am starting to look for evidence that can dispute my beliefs. I hope to have a more balanced view of myself and of my past, so that I can live a happier life.
I love the responsibility pie. That really helps to break things down into owning what is mine and theirs.
You have saved and soothed me on more than one occasion. I just wanted you to know that. Wish I could meet you in person just to say thanks, but I'll leave a comment and maybe you can read it.
Appreciate you.
Thanks so much, that's so nice to hear
Thanks for making this video. Little information hardly ever helps me and this has helped I needed this sooner.
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So insightful! Thank you very much.
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I really like this video! It is simple and so well explained. Thanks for this work, it's amazing!
Many thanks for your help !
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I love your videos, especially this one! Thank you so much. Your videos really thoroughly explain concepts.
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I am struggling with PPPD a circuitry function disorder. I can overcome with cognitive therapy. Thank you so much for making this video.
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Thank you so much sir you educate my behavior the way I handle situations in all aspects I will apply this to myself in order to change and I will be a new person...it helps a lot it save lives👍
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Adding an introduction slide with all the points and a summary slide mentioning all the mental distortions would be helpful.
This is helpful ..thank you
Thanks!
Great work!
Asplenia.
Very useful information
Thankyou!
I can tell you from experience that cognitive distortions can make you feel absolutely miserable. What takes practice is noticing when it happens, especially if you've been thinking in these ways for most of your life.
Such good Chanel. Thank you.
Thanks, glad you like it!
This is very helpful . Thank you so very much
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How to help someone with these distorted thinking patterns but they don’t believe there’s any problem?
Unfortunately there's not much you can do to help people change if they don't believe there's a problem.
Dont "SHOULD" on your self or others. Its rude and inconsiderate. This video is correct, how would you respond to someone else if they were going through this situation or made these statements about themselves. Try and keep a balance.
hello can anyone tell me why suicidal thoughts(just this words)keeps coming in my mind??i am not suicidal but these words just keeps coming min my mind..so any tips or suggestion..
Hey, a little late reply but might help you. The harder you try to avoid a certain thought, the more you end up thinking it. Practice thinking about something else going on around you when you start thinking in a distressing way.
There is a difference between taking things personal and personalisation of situations right?
Right, personalization is when we blame ourselves for things that are outside of our control
Is it REBT has the same benefits as CBT ?
I did REBT in the past but didn't help .
Can REBT help instead of CBT ?
I have a book called : Felling good written by Dr David Burns. I will read it now.
Please answer my question.
(Sorry for my English).
They're similar, but just because it didn't work in the past doesn't mean it will never work. There's so much variation in what people do in CBT and how effective it is depending on your therapist and where you're at in your life. I often have clients who tell me CBT doesn't work for them, and then we do CBT, and it works. And I'm sure I have clients who found CBT with me didn't help at all and they try it again later and it does help.
Can you state that experiencing schizophrenic symptoms is Seth that is very stressful and should be healed?
My experience is so owervelming and now I don't know what to do?
Hi Jelena, thanks for your question. Although the descriptions sound similar, cognitive distortions are different than delusions that accompany schizophrenia. Cognitive distortions are a concept from cognitive therapy related to negative thinking patterns that contribute to things like depression, low self-esteem and anger. They're not really related to symptoms of schizophrenia.
He was the one with dislike on the video... lmfao
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Stay negative. You won't be disappointed.
I'm a nigga so I'm not allowed to watch this... so while watching this and taking notes!💀💀💀💀
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