Escaping Emotional Entrapment: Freedom from Negative Thinking and Unhealthy Emotions

Escaping Emotional Entrapment: Freedom from Negative Thinking and Unhealthy Emotions
Psychotherapist Daniel Rutley is the Best Selling author of Escaping Emotional Entrapment: Freedom from negative thinking and unhealthy emotions.

He is also the author of the ground-breaking audio-CD, Understanding the Opposite Sex: 5 keys to relationship enhancement and the home-study program – 8 Weeks to Life.

All of Daniel’s material can be purchased on Amazon.com
Daniel Rutley is an inspirational, dynamic and captivating individual with a strong, unparalleled ability to help people take charge of their lives.
Throughout Escaping Emotional Entrapment, Daniel Rutley knows how to connect with his readers, showing them how to make a significant change in their lives.
Tens of thousands of people have benefited from his direct and simple approach to gaining emotional control and reaching their potential…personally and professionally.
In this best selling book, Dan will captivate and motivate you.
Gaining emotional control will make a profound difference in your career, in your relationships, and in your life. Daniel focuses on how to become more of who you want to be and how to take charge of your life, regardless of life circumstances.
Daniel Rutley not only makes sense, he makes a difference.
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Feel the Way You Want to Feel … No Matter What!

Feel the Way You Want to Feel ... No Matter What!
Are you seeking to improve your mental well-being, reduce stress, and improve your physical health? Do you want to learn how to effectively overcome life’s problems so you can be happy about other parts of life?Feel The Way You Want to Feel No Matter What! teaches powerful and effective rational self-counseling techniques that can be applied to life’s most difficult problems and situations. This book will teach you how to: Focus on what you really want out of life, not on what you think is possibleDetermine the difference between practical and emotional problemsAnalyze your thoughts and behaviors to determine whether they are rational for youRecognize and correct the twenty-six common mental mistakesRecognize and correct common beliefs that create a great deal of griefCombat depression, anxiety, and angerDevelop rational replacement thoughts that are not just “happy” thoughts, but that are accuratePractice those new thoughts and behaviors until they become automaticBased on the philosophy and techniques of Rational Living Therapy that author Aldo Pucci has been developing since 1990, these skills will give you the confidence to make yourself feel good anytime in any situation.

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Problem-Solving CBT: Flash: Flash

Problem-Solving CBT: Flash: Flash

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Feminist Motivation Therapy

Feminist Motivation Therapy
In a clearly organized and truly stimulating work, Susan Peterson provides realistic examples that challenge women to examine their own behaviors. Peterson designs a variety of exercises that appeal to women of differing learning styles in an effort to provide all women with more motivation to accomplish their goals. While this book is intended to provide springboards for discussion in small groups and classes, it may also be helpful for individual women as a workbook for addressing their own personal obstacles.

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You Can Choose To Be Happy: “Rise Above” Anxiety, Anger, and Depression (with Research Results)

You Can Choose To Be Happy: Rise Above Anxiety, Anger, and Depression (with Research Results)

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Overcoming Stress

Overcoming Stress

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Thought Seeds: Plant Them and They Will Grow

Thought Seeds: Plant Them and They Will Grow
Thought Seeds could be classified as “A Neat Little Book”–only 65 pages. It is written very simply for an easy, understandable, and quick read. Throughout the reading, pauses are taken to work the easy, but knowledge-reinforcing exercises. The exercises consists of fill-in-the-blanks, creating writing, indicating whether a thought is good or bad from a mixed list of thoughts, and search-a-word-puzzles meant to straighten the understanding of positive and negative thoughts. The book introduces young people to the strong and wonderful knowledge of positive thoughts as life building materials. They will learn to examine and analyze their thoughts, to delete bad thoughts, and to save good thoughts. Day-by-day, as the reader works gathering good thoughts and shooing away bad thoughts, realization will dawn on him or her the truth—they have stored within their thinking process an extremely valuable treasure. This treasure contains the building stones for a seemingly magical pathway to the accumulation of worthy knowledge, success, and happiness. Sixty-five pages is all the book has, but those pages are filled with thoughts seeds that will sprout roots and grow as the reader grows into adulthood. The matured positive thoughts will lead the adult through life, making it a successful and a happy one!

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Non-treatment-related sudden gains in depression: The role of self-evaluation [An article from: Behaviour Research and Therapy]

Non-treatment-related sudden gains in depression: The role of self-evaluation [An article from: Behaviour Research and Therapy]
This digital document is a journal article from Behaviour Research and Therapy, published by Elsevier in 2007. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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A number of studies have demonstrated that recovery from depression is often marked by precipitous improvements during the course of treatment. The present research examined sudden gains occurring outside of the context of treatment in a sample of college students with current major depressive disorder (n=60), and tested whether variables pertaining to cognitive style, hope, self-evaluation, and life events would be associated with these gains. Results indicated that 60% of the sample experienced sudden gains, with over half of those sudden gains reversing before the end of the 9-week observation period. Sudden gainers were significantly less depressed at the end of the observation period but were no more likely to have achieved remission compared to non-sudden gainers. Although changes in cognitive style did not precede sudden gains, individuals with sudden gains had significantly higher self-esteem at baseline compared to non-sudden gainers. Furthermore, decreases in the frequency of social comparison occurred in the week prior to sudden gains. These results suggest that sudden gains do occur outside of the context of treatment and that self-evaluation processes may play an important role in recovery from depression.

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Beat Low Self-Esteem With CBT: Teach Yourself

Beat Low Self-Esteem With CBT: Teach Yourself

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Good Mood

Good Mood
Julian Simon was depressed for 13 long years, living each sad day under a black cloud of sadness and pain. Except for occasional brief episodes, he was continuously conscious of being miserable, constantly preoccupied with his own worthlessness, and held back from suicide only by feelings of duty towards his family. A dedicated scholar, quick-witted, erudite and curious, Simon consulted psychiatrists and psychologists of several schools, and read widely and critically in the psychological literature, desperate to find some therapy that would banish his depression. Eventually he began to find help in the writings of cognitive therapists like Aaron Beck, Albert Ellis, and Martin Seligman, authors who argue that emotional problems often arise from specific habits of thought which can be changed. Applying his newly-gained insights, Simon cured his own depression within weeks, and has remained depression-free for the past 18 years. From his own experience and analysis, he has made innovative contributions to the cognitive approach, resulting in his own distinctive technique, which he calls Self-Comparisons Analysis. Simon argues that depression ultimately results from negative self-comparisons, comparisons we all make continually between the state we think we are in and a hypothetical benchmark state – the state we believe we ought to be in. Sadness and depression arise from too great a contrast between the perceived actual state and the benchmark state. Self-Comparisons Analysis yields many fruitful techniques which can be employed to improve the perceived actual state and reduce the demands of the benchmark state. These techniques should interest depression sufferers, their loved ones, therapists, and psychologists. Simon has also developed an interactive computerised program for combatting depression which provides psychotherapy in the form of instruction/dialogue in everyday language. The disk is available free of charge to purchasers of “Good Mood”.
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