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Self Help & Therapist Resources

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) has been proven to help mental health problems. This website offers CBT self-help information, resources and including therapy worksheets on the FREE DOWNLOADS PAGES: worksheets & handouts

How CBT can help

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is a type of psychotherapy that looks at

  • How you think about yourself, the world and other people
  • How what you do affects your feelings and thoughts

By making links between what we do, think and feel, CBT can help us make changes in the way we think ("Cognitive") and the way we act ("Behaviour)". Making changes in what we think will affect what you do and feel, and changing what we do, affects the way we think and feel. Making these changes then can help us feel better.

Whilst it is is helpful to discuss the past and understand how our pasts have influenced our lives and how problems have arisen, CBT mostly focuses on looking for ways to improve your mental wellbeing now.

Self-Help Course

This mini 7-step self-help course includes techniques which could be useful for all, but professional help should be sought for complex or long-standing problems.

The complete Self-Help course is available as a free download.

Free Downloadable CBT Self-Help Information Leaflets

Free information topics:

  • Positive Steps to Mental Health
  • Depression
  • Coping with Suicidal Thoughts
  • Anger
  • Anxiety
  • Automatic Thoughts
  • Emotions
  • Sleep
  • Relaxation
  • About CBT
  • Multimodal Defusion
  • Therapy Metaphors
  • Stress
  • Self Esteem Schemas
  • Meditation
  • The Visitor
  • Mindfulness Assertiveness
  • Music for Health
  • Distress Tolerance
  • Affirmations
  • Colour & Wellbeing
  • Energy
  • Therapies Quotes
  • Anorexia Bulimia & Binge Eating
  • Voices & Paranoia
  • Chronic Pain/Fatigue
  • Substance Misuse
  • Self Help Books
  • Unhelpful Thinking
  • Different Perspectives
  • DRIFT
  • Poisoned Parrot 

For Self-help books see this page.

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Subject Definitions

This is an approach to treatment that involves working with people to help them change their emotions, thoughts and behaviour. A person's personal beliefs are addressed in order to understand and change behaviour.
Subject Overviews are currently being developed.