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Thought-Changing Cards - For People Who Are Depressed

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Category: Books-Professional

Thought-Changing Cards - For People Who Are Depressed: This kit is intended to help clients control their depressive thoughts and behaviors, through proven cognitive behavioral techniques. The kit contains 50 cards that show cognitive distortions on one side, and rational responses and positive behavioral activities on the other.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Hazel G. ★★★★★

I was skeptical that cards could actually help with my depressive spirals, but the cognitive behavioral techniques are laid out so clearly that I've started reaching for them the moment a negative thought takes hold. The way each card breaks down a specific thought pattern has genuinely changed how

Edward P. ★★★★☆

I like that these cards use proven cognitive behavioral techniques, though I wish the kit included a small guide on how to pair them with therapy for best results. The prompts are thoughtful and have genuinely helped me reframe a few negative thought patterns during tough moments.