Cognitive Restructuring
Cognitive restructuring is a therapeutic process that involves identifying and modifying negative or distorted thinking patterns. In cognitive therapy, this is often achieved through guided questioning, where the therapist helps a client recognize dysfunctional ideas, challenge specific patterns like catastrophizing thoughts about themselves and their situations, and ultimately find a more positive and logical way to view things.
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