Using 3 basic principles
(a) Core Beliefs – Our core beliefs are formed by our childhood experiences. They are deeply rooted in how we view ourselves, our environment, and the future, along with our beliefs about these factors.
(b) Dysfunctional assumptions. Humans tend to hold onto the negative more easily than the positive.
(c) Automatic negative thoughts - involuntary negative perceptions of reality that occur out of habit. They can be difficult to recognize since they are brief and cause negative emotions.
Help patients learn new ways of responding to uncomfortable emotions and situations, to reduce symptoms across a patients range of problems, supporting mental health issues. Nutritional support, exercise mindfulness and relaxation exercises are included.
3. Relaxation Therapy - Relaxation is a way to counteract our natural fight or flight response (also called the stress response). This stress response is the body’s normal reaction to stressful situations - do you stay and fight or do you run away?