Cognitive De-Structuring, De-framing, Deconstructing
( An update on some previous entries ) The Work of Byron Katie is unlike anything else. However, it seems that the mind's job is to compare and contrast. The mind has a hard time... More »
( An update on some previous entries ) The Work of Byron Katie is unlike anything else. However, it seems that the mind's job is to compare and contrast. The mind has a hard time... More »
Just the other day Richard and I were driving from Monroe, LA to Atlanta, GA and were discussing some of what I learned at The School for The Work. I was sharing with him how... More »
Wow! What can I say? The School for The Work was so much more than I expected. I met myself over and over again and was thrilled by the meeting. I learned so much and... More »
The approaches to psychotherapy known as "Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy" and "Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy" are said to be methods of "cognitive restructuring." You identify your irrational thoughts and see how they lead to painful emotions like fear, depression, anger,... More »
1) Is it true? 2) Can you absolutely know that its true? 3) How do you react when you believe the thought? 4) Who would you be without the thought? Then, turn it around... It... More »