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Schemas

Core beliefs developed in childhood in response to early life events which bias the way we subsequently perceive our experiences

Cognitive strategies

Learning to recognise the negative thinking habits that create distress and using various techniques to develop more reasonable ways of thinking

Behavioural strategies

Undertaking various behaviours that help us to change the way we think and feel

Mindfulness strategies

Bringing one's full attention to present moment experiences with an attitude of openness and curiosity

Cognitions

Mental processes including the thoughts, beliefs, attitudes that we operate with on a daily basis

Beliefs

Reasonably stable and usually unconscious assumptions that we make about ourselves, others and the world

Thoughts

Transient and often conscious

Emotions

The way we feel in our mind and bodu in response to events that occur

Why do we think the way we do?

Early infancy, childhood experiences, temperament, key relationships throughout our lives, significant experiences, accumulated messaged, knowledge and information acquired through various sources