Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Chris Nigh)

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Across
  1. 2. Belief, a deeply held belief about general things
  2. 3. Thought, spontaneous thinking
  3. 6. Distortion, irrational thinking that leads to distress
  4. 9. Tracking thoughts and emotions to understand behavioral patterns more carefully
Down
  1. 1. Activation, a technique that encourages engagement of positive and healthy activities to improve moral
  2. 2. Expecting the worst possible outcome for no rational explanation
  3. 4. Thoughts or beliefs that influence behavior and emotions
  4. 5. altering someone's way of interpreting life circumstances
  5. 7. assignments specifically dedicated to developing cognitive behavioral skills
  6. 8. Confrontation with sensitive circumstances