- This worksheet is a tool for cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help identify and challenge negative thought patterns.
- The user is instructed to record three specific negative thoughts they have experienced.
- For each thought, they answer six reflective questions: the context of the thought, accompanying thoughts, belief level (1-5), resulting emotion, evidence for the thought's truth, and a healthier replacement thought.
- The goal is to increase self-awareness of automatic negative thinking and develop more balanced, constructive perspectives by examining the evidence and reframing the thought.
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