My CBT Podcast How To Be Authentic In Your Relationships Is Your Love Tank Full? Personality Disorders & Parental Relationships How To Be Calm Using CBT Are You Happy? People Pleasing & CBT Don't Take It Personally! Jealousy & CBT No Matter What & CBT Part 2 ft. Anthony Osborn No Matter What & CBT A Tough Week & CBT Intelligence & CBT Self-Gaslighting & CBT Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) & CBT Vacations, Holidays & CBT Behavior & CBT Attachment Styles & CBT Are CBT Tools Worth The Effort? Truth, Lies & CBT Conflicting Values & CBT Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) & CBT Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) & CBT Labeling Yourself & CBT The Holidays & CBT Betrayal & CBT The Inner Child & CBT Intrusive Thoughts & CBT Childhood Abandonment & CBT Family Enmeshment, Boundaries & CBT Triggering & CBT Blame & CBT Existential Dread & CBT Barbie & CBT How CBT Can Affect Physical Symptoms CBT for Dog Groomers ft Carla Keen How Do Psychiatry & Medication Fit In Therapy? ft. Dr Gail Fernandez, MD Accepting Yourself Using CBT Growing Up LGBTQ ft. Charlie Becker Bullying In The LGBTQ Community & CBT ft. Charlie Becker Why Marriages Succeed & CBT Shame & CBT How Your Environment Affects Your Thoughts Agoraphobia & CBT Perception Psychology & CBT Mind Over Mood Spirituality & CBT How CBT Can Help With Fear New Year's Resolutions & CBT Living With POTS ft Sam Bregman Surviving The Holidays With CBT Hoarding Behavior & CBT Manipulation In Relationships Control Issues & CBT Health Anxiety & CBT Grief & CBT Denial & CBT Relapse Prevention & CBT How CBT & Neuropsychology Work Together Phobias, Aviophobia, Fear Of Flying & CBT ft. Antoinette Gupta Bipolar Disorder & CBT - Part 2 ft. Michael Mikulski Bipolar Disorder & CBT - Part 1 ft. Michael Mikulski Help For Cancer Caregivers How CBT Can Help ADHD - Part 2 ft. Molly Osborn How CBT Can Help ADHD - Part 1 Men & Male-Type Depression How To Recover After Divorce What About The Introverts? Leaving Someone With Addiction What Is A Committed Relationship? Genetic Testing & Mental Health How To Use Mind Over Mood Book Money & CBT How To Manage Anxiety Successfully Emotional Manipulation Projection In Relationship Conflicts Help For The Holidays Chemotherapy & CBT The Kitchen Sink How To Find Intimacy Coping With The Emotion Of Cancer When Everything Changes - Part 2 When Everything Changes - Part 1 How To Be An Effective Parent Help For PTSD Sufferers How To Make Good Decisions Under Stress How To Be Emotionally Available How To Manage Chronic Pain How To Say No How To Create A Supportive Family Help For Adult Children Of Addicts How Pets Affect Your Mental Health How To Handle Reentry Anxiety How To Find The Right Partner For You How To Deal With Work Burnout How To Set Boundaries Self-Sabotage How To Reframe Your Feelings Are You Judging Me? How To Assert Yourself Understanding Personality Disorders Gaslighting Taking Ownership Of Your Time The Altruism Option Are You Honoring Yourself?
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Mind Over Mood

by Dennis Greenberger, PhD, & Christine A Padesky, PhD

Discover simple yet powerful steps you can take to overcome emotional distress - and feel happier, calmer, and more confident. This life-changing book has already helped more than 1,200,000 readers use Cognitive-Behavioral therapy - one of today's most effective forms of psychotherapy - to conquer depression, anxiety, panic attacks, anger, guilt, shame, low self-esteem, eating disorders, substance abuse, and relationship problems. Revised and expanded to reflect significant scientific developments of the past 20 years, the second edition contains numerous new features: expanded content on anxiety; chapters on setting personal goals and maintaining progress; happiness rating scales; gratitude journals; innovative exercises focused on mindfulness, acceptance, and forgiveness; 25 new worksheets; and much more.

 
 
 

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Dr. Osborn specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the most effective and well studied modality of psychotherapy. Her clients include adults, couples, families & adolescents. Dr. Osborn teaches her clients to be their own therapists so their therapy can be short-term and they will learn lifelong skills to improve their mental health!