Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Your Complete Guide on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy AND Emotional Intelligence AND Empath AND Stoicism - A FOUR Book Bundle

by George Muntau

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a relatively short-term, results-oriented type of psychotherapy, which has a clear goal and uses a more practical approach for tackling psychological disorders. The goal usually is to change behavior or thought patterns that cause people to feel the way they do. CBT is employed for treating a large number of mental ailments or disorders from insomnia to relationship issues to substance abuse or anxiety/depression. The therapy involves altering an individual’s behavior patterns and attitude by concentrating on their thoughts, visual imagery, underlying beliefs and overall attitude (held in the person’s cognizance), and impacting the way it processes a person’s behavior and manner of dealing with psychological problems. There are two kinds of intelligence – emotional and intellectual - which also express different parts of the brain’s activity . Intellectual Intelligence - is based on the workings of the neocortex, which is the more recently evolved layer found at the top of the brain. Emotional Intelligence - found in the more ancient sub cortex of the brain; its centers are lower in the brain. Emotional intelligence works hand in hand with these emotional centers and the intellectual centers. If you are a philosopher or someone who seeks to find principles of better ways of living, Stoicism is an interesting philosophy that guides one into a life that is full of fulfillment and happiness. Don’t get me wrong, it is not simple, philosophy is complex, but many people try to pick bits and pieces of it to make it work for them in some circumstances. If you want to know how to apply various principles of stoicism, learn its history and gain insights on how to better manage the things that are causing harm in your life, then Stoicism is the book that you have been waiting for.

226 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 19, 2017