338 SelfWork: The Five Mental Mistakes of Depression: Two. Decisions That Create Chaos

338 SelfWork: The Five Mental Mistakes of Dep...

Up next

512 SelfWork: CBT for Insomnia and Its 100% Effective Cure: Dr. Nick Wignall

Dr. Nick Wignall continues as Dr. Margaret's guest this week, as we switch from focusing on emotional fitness to the 100% effective CBT tool for curing insomnia, called sleep compression.It's hard to believe that in ten years of doing SelfWork, I don't remember an episode where w ...  Show more

511 SelfWork: Emotional Fitness and Being The Hero Of Your Own Life: Dr. Nick Wignall

Dr. Nick Wignall speaks about the vital importance of emotional fitness and becoming the hero of your life. This whole concept is intriguing and suggests that finding and maintaining your own sense of agency - of having some sense of and belief in your ability to have an impact o ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Micro Habits that Fuel Depression
Therapy in a Nutshell

A lot of people who end up with Major Depressive Disorder have no idea why they feel the way they do. Some have experienced trauma or a huge stressor, but a surprising amount of them say something like, “Everything in my life is fine. I have no reason to be depressed. But I just ...  Show more

5 Lies Depression Tells You - Depression Motivation, it gets better
Therapy in a Nutshell

Learn the skills to Regulate your Emotions, join the membership: https://courses.therapyinanutshell.com/membership

Use coupon code with coupon code CYB-YT-FREE to get the Change Your Brain Course for FREE h ...

  Show more

Daily Habits to Prevent Depression During Stressful Times
Therapy in a Nutshell

Stress, anxiety, coronavirus, and social isolation can all contribute to depression, but you can prevent depression during stressful times by using daily habits that promote mental health.

Looking for affordable online counseling? My sponsor, BetterHelp, connects you to ...

  Show more

Is This Why You’re Depressed? Stop Should-ing on Yourself
Therapy in a Nutshell

Here's one way you make your depression worse: should-ing on yourself.

A should statement is a cognitive distortion. It’s based on an overly rigid rule inside your head that you aren’t able to live up to. Shoulds generate a lot of shame. This way of talking to ourselves ...

  Show more