CBT Unhelpful Thinking Styles (STOP Self-Sabotage NOW)

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @suba_rally9936
    @suba_rally9936 4 года назад +191

    wow, i'm so glad I stumbled on your channel. it's a goldmine of helpful techniques and info!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +9

      Hi subie_grl: I'm so glad you did as well! And thanks for the feedback - it is motivating for me :)

    • @mikelord2698
      @mikelord2698 4 года назад +7

      Pretty much what I was going to comment. Great channel Barbara

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +2

      @@mikelord2698 Thank you! :)

    • @d16082
      @d16082 4 года назад +1

      Big Hello from Australia. Thanks for these insigful videos. I love personally studying all aspects of spycoanalysis.

    • @Cjvvufivi
      @Cjvvufivi 4 года назад

      Do you do this over facetime appointments, I'm struggling really bad with this

  • @GayorgVonTrapp
    @GayorgVonTrapp 3 года назад +50

    Barbara. I was quite surprised to find a channel so freely offering such direct and helpful definitions of cognitive issues followed by really useful advice and actions to take to address feelings and behaviour. I am so grateful for your willingness and endeavour to help. Thank you. Thank you so much.

    • @aziaa.8663
      @aziaa.8663 2 года назад +2

      indeed i really appreciate her generosity she really saved me by these infos

  • @WilliamMagnor
    @WilliamMagnor 4 года назад +88

    "Treat yourself like someone you are responsible for helping"
    - Jordan Peterson, Rule #2 in "12 rules for life"

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +5

      Love that phrase!

    • @anoopasubahan1706
      @anoopasubahan1706 4 года назад +1

      @@BarbaraHeffernan correct

    • @srolesen
      @srolesen 4 года назад +2

      And think twice before you let yourself get mangled by the CBT hamburger machine, are you an actual hamburger and are your state of mind simply a thing to fix and replace, or is there something else going on.

    • @pokemongurlz
      @pokemongurlz 3 года назад +3

      @@srolesen tf does this even mean

    • @srolesen
      @srolesen 3 года назад +1

      @@pokemongurlz Means CBT is designed to be convincing at the cost of accuracy, and there is a hamburger like quality to it, the therapist will frequently just close their eyes and chuck all the problems into the machine, more invested in churning out product and measuring success as "% of problems solved" with 0 understanding that some problems are simply not suitable for that hamburger machine and require a deeper level of understanding.
      I think CBT is fundamentally a good approach to many issues and that hamburgers are fine on occasion, but I also think that there is a pervasive lack of willingness in both industries for the machine operator to stop and think twice before mashing something through that meatgrinder that does not belong there.

  • @vasantipunchoo3699
    @vasantipunchoo3699 4 года назад +36

    You are soothing .reassuring .constructive.its full of love that reaches out to all of us needing such support.

  • @MmmmOk100
    @MmmmOk100 4 года назад +65

    You are right on track with this one too. I have always been a great friend to others but honestly, have never been kind to myself. Thank you for all that you do.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +4

      You are welcome. Yes, be your own best friend!!!

  • @24CarrotCake
    @24CarrotCake 4 года назад +6

    I have a friend who was struggling to remember all the distortions so I gave her names that made it easier to remember and identify. Chicken Little (catastrophizing), Kardashian(comparing ourselves to others), Betting on the Ponies(Predicting the future), Moving Mountains(Changing things out of your control), Cement shoes(intractable), Trigger Happy(generalizing), Been there, Done that(Worrying about past), Grinding Gears(perseverating), Bad Trippin'(Fanaticizing the worst).

  • @tnnutcase7259
    @tnnutcase7259 Год назад +4

    Thank you for this, I'm 60 years old and never knew/put together all the negative talk I have been doing to myself. Your channel is awesome and I can't get enough. I just started seeing a counselor yesterday for CBT therapy.. I will use your channel to boost this even more.

  • @alizo3
    @alizo3 3 года назад +15

    I almost cried watching this, I've been doing many of these categories especially labeling for way too long that its like a fact of life with me. Thank you so much for this video ill begin improving and removing these toxic thoughts

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  3 года назад +2

      Your comment is very touching. I am so pleased this has been so helpful for you.

  • @buzzingnoise
    @buzzingnoise 3 года назад +8

    In my room I have my own art everywhere and I love it because it reminds me of how creative and colourful I can be!

  • @vijaysridhar9777
    @vijaysridhar9777 2 года назад +7

    I used to see things negatively beleiving that if it becomes positive then the reason is that i felt negative, never thought it will take a tollover my happiness . Ma'am, your idea is worth a thesis! Provided me relief and i feel i can deal with thoughts more efficiently. Please do provide more such content, Thanks a ton! May God bless you!

  • @pgreen6840
    @pgreen6840 Год назад +1

    I enjoy always talking to myself constructively as I am in good company :)

  • @nryane
    @nryane 4 года назад +12

    Thank you. Great reminders!
    My trauma therapist used EMDR and CBT therapies. What you outline is the kind of thing she would have me practice for “homework”, between sessions.
    The awareness of these various patterns of thought makes our self-talk less critical. That way, we can be the person who says to ourselves: “Would I say that to a loved one?”
    It’s taken a lot of practice to come to a place of self-kindness. So nice to hear gentle, kind words in my self-talk, instead of the harsh ones I used to say to me.
    Blessings!🤓

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +3

      Wow ! Thank you for sharing that. I hope it gives other people hope and the motivation to do the work! It is so wonderful that you have been able to shift your self-talk... Isn't life nicer when we are nice to ourselves?! :)

    • @nryane
      @nryane 4 года назад +1

      Barbara Heffernan
      Indeed!
      Being able to change neural pathways and practice new habits are a blessing!

  • @xchimino2
    @xchimino2 4 года назад +22

    It is a lovely painting. I thought it was a photo! Thank you for sharing all this information. :)

  • @franziskaklose11
    @franziskaklose11 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hearing this valid emotional response to the breakup, like saying „I am feeling sad“ instead of thinking about the future and how it will always end up like this hit a nerve. I was never able to just express how I feel so I got anxious it might happen again which causes all the catastrophic scenarios in my head.

  • @andreapalumbo6070
    @andreapalumbo6070 4 года назад +28

    I think being a friend of myself is a very powerful concept, as well as the "self-sabotage" one that is more tricky because the sabotage looks like a solution instead of the cause of the problem. I worked on it - without a strong consistency but with results - for about four years. Yet, the path is long, the tunnel is brighter but not ended. Thank you very much doctor Heffernan for putting these concepts in such a clear way, so that they are immediately applicable for all of us! I'm already using the cbt log and reviewing all my homework on inner dialogue in light of the six styles you explained so well.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +2

      So awesome that you are utilizing the log! Practice is key and increasing our awareness of patterns is the first step.

  • @gwm_john
    @gwm_john 3 месяца назад +1

    I am glad to that i found this video, i just broke up with someone i thought was the one, my soulmate , my forever tru love only to realise i was just putting that person on a pedestal and not realising i was forgetting myself. Going through this break up i now realised i was going through the Cognitive Distortions that you mentioned and feeling miserable. Now i know i have the tools and knowledge to change all of these behaviours. Thank You So So much and i love your CBT videos! Thank you !

  • @laurenellis3147
    @laurenellis3147 3 года назад +8

    Barbara, I love your warm and expressive style. I'm an Occupational therapist learning about CBT. You explain CBT really clearly. Thank you

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  3 года назад

      Thank you for letting me know! So pleased! Good luck in your work!

  • @kristine6996
    @kristine6996 4 года назад +7

    It is a trauma on a deep level, starting in early childhood. One day it Will pass on the mean time I am counting my blessings in the midst of a pandemic 🕯.

  • @edmo1982
    @edmo1982 Год назад +1

    Omg, I've check all the boxes😂 1to6 no wonder my mind was so f***d up

  • @HKashaf
    @HKashaf Год назад +1

    So clear and so concise, months of therapy and never understood these concepts so clearly.

  • @fuhermann1411
    @fuhermann1411 2 года назад +2

    I am almost in tears! i found so much relief knowing there is something i can do and having an explanation on why i am feeling this way and to change it.
    Thank you for sharing this freely, you have no idea how much it means to someone who is suffering. God bless you!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад +2

      I am so, so pleased you found this so helpful. Thank you for letting me know. Wishing you health and healing, Barbara

  • @pedanpontif
    @pedanpontif 4 года назад +5

    Thanks for posting. My mental illness has caused me to miss the last three days of work.

  • @birdhousejr17
    @birdhousejr17 4 года назад +34

    Great overall! I liked the concept of "being a friend to yourself." I believe it's important to view yourself in this manner so that you may reflect on your world and situations in a more helpful and constructive way. 👍🏻

    • @RosePetal17
      @RosePetal17 4 года назад +1

      Be your own best friend🙏💖

  • @aosorachan
    @aosorachan Год назад +1

    The concept of ''Being a friend to yourself'' is a very important and essential starting point to attempt to think in a more accurate and less distorted way, to begin to make small progress as much as possible and to stop the negative thinking and categorizations. Thank you so much for all the videos and the PDF. It's greate help. Sincerely appreciated.🙏😊

    • @JacobsRegeneration
      @JacobsRegeneration Год назад

      Being a friend 2 your self.. can you elaborate some.. I feel this will help many. Thanks in advance!

  • @catcaa9027
    @catcaa9027 4 года назад +13

    I’ve been looking for something like this for over 10 years, thank you so much For sharing, after listening to a couple videos, somethings I can put into perspective now, I hope this helps other people, I will continue to post updates and improvements in my own life in the hope that It may help someone else in their journey to find peace and solutions with depression and anxiety which was unknown to me and was never properly diagnosed until much later in my life.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +4

      Hi Cherry: Thanks so much for letting me know how meaningful the videos are for you. I hope they truly help you on your journey!

  • @jones10121970
    @jones10121970 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for your videos. I feel comfort when I watch them.

  • @Love_Incorporated
    @Love_Incorporated 4 года назад +4

    i am currently going through a seperation after 2 kids and 7 years. I am struggling mentally with panic and seperation anxiety. your video helped me thank you

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +2

      So pleased it was helpful, and sorry to hear about the difficult time you are having. Hang in there!

  • @SparkyWaxAll
    @SparkyWaxAll Год назад

    thank you. I'm 60 and now just learning this valuable life saving information. I appreciate you.,

  • @plamont2004
    @plamont2004 3 года назад

    That is the best advice anyone has ever given me "What would you say to a friend?". Thank you Barbara

  • @jessicacalderon9427
    @jessicacalderon9427 4 года назад +8

    So happy I found you, I struggled with OCD and learning how the mind tends to transform situations had been the best thing that happened to me. Thanks 😊 for your educational videos 🙏

  • @frankuriegas1888
    @frankuriegas1888 2 года назад

    I cried watching this video because it’s my first time in a long time trying to seek help for my anxiety and a lot these negative thoughts are how I think, this was really helpful and im going to start developing a better thinking pattern, thank you.

  • @mollygoheavier1709
    @mollygoheavier1709 2 года назад

    Thank you soooo much xxx agoraphobia server anxiety and depression here for 18 years with no help xxx

  • @uswabatool5602
    @uswabatool5602 3 года назад +7

    This video changed my life :) its only been about 2 weeks since i am practicing classifying my thoughts and i already feel so productive ! So much time that i used to spend thinking is saved . Thank you 🙏🏻please keep doing what you do. I am sure itll help many more people 💕

  • @lesleygarvs4640
    @lesleygarvs4640 Год назад

    I am suffering the consequences of ptsd... In this time, from time to time... A totally heavy emotion comes out of nowhere(apparently, now we know it comes from past trauma and abuse)... And it s so intense as if it doesn t let me breath for the next minute... Before would be worse... Now getting better, simply by realizing it is a huge step... Soo intense and chronic... Wow, thank you, Barbara!

  • @gh-ps5es
    @gh-ps5es Год назад

    I've learned all of this through experience in therapy but it might be because I'm a science person, I find that I can work more practically when I have structure. But I can't just take out a pen and write everything down in a book while my therapist is speaking, and having it being broken down for me like this makes me think it's not an impossible mountain to climb. Thank you so much for your service, I look forward to exercising what you've taught here with my therapist's support and hopefully moving on from this stangnancy crisis I've been facing throughout the 5 years of my 20s.

  • @annali6848
    @annali6848 2 года назад

    I really enjoy your video. I learn a lot from them. I also like your calming voice. Keep it going~

  • @jeandresley275
    @jeandresley275 10 месяцев назад

    I love the idea of being a friend to your self.

  • @hew195050
    @hew195050 4 года назад +2

    Byron Katie work is one of the ways to do CBT work on yourself. VERY helpful!

  • @j.juanpaiz4391
    @j.juanpaiz4391 2 года назад

    So much wisdom explained in a simple manner, so that the brain accept it without interference....! That´s the way how you deliver an important human truth. Excellent!

  • @menposed
    @menposed 4 года назад

    This woman is a God send!!!

  • @joyceychang
    @joyceychang 4 года назад +11

    Extremely helpful! I learned about CBT and this video really explains the underlying reason why we list our automatic thoughts and only after can we identify the cognitive distortion behind it.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +1

      Hi Joyce: Thanks for pointing out that key point! I'm pleased the video was helpful for you.

  • @karimaais820
    @karimaais820 2 года назад

    Thank you very much for this instructive video I made really tired from automatic negative thoughts and catastrophic cbt inherited from my narcissistic crazy toxic sadistic father who enjoyed catastrophasing and blaming us for nothing and stupid things and saying that we Nell cause his death he really damaged our brain pattern of thinking and conceiving the world. Nd I feel really tired of trying to fix it but I still trying because I want to get better and get the wonderful life I deserve. All those who struggled with childhood trauma and did make it should be considered heroes because the damages are really deep and take lots of work and discipline and time to deal with them so I totally understand when you say it’s not easy but it worth it. No child in the world deserves to go through the craziness mess up fathers. It’s a real crime against humanity. I wish everyone lots of happiness and success

  • @sugarsnap1000
    @sugarsnap1000 Год назад

    Great context, soothing words for the soul. There’s on line narratives of blaming and damning others nowadays. Your videos are great. TY

  • @brittae90
    @brittae90 4 года назад +4

    Seriously, I can't explain how helpful your videos have been to me. I found your channel yesterday and I have been obsessing.
    I love your vibes, meditation, medication beliefs, and your calming voice. It would be so amazing to have you as a therapist

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад

      Hi Brittani Lee: Thanks so much! I'm so pleased it is all resonating with you! Join me for the Free webinar (link in notes below video) which is coming up soon.

    • @brittae90
      @brittae90 4 года назад

      @@BarbaraHeffernan oh yes. I already signed up for the soonest one. ♥️ Thank you for all you do

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад +1

      @@brittae90 Awesome! I look forward to "meeting" you there!

  • @rochelleromero270
    @rochelleromero270 4 года назад +4

    Please keep posting videos! I’ve been searching for the practical help you provide.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад

      I will! Thanks for the encouragement. And I'm so happy they are helpful for you.

  • @reazmahmud5505
    @reazmahmud5505 Год назад

    This Lady Is A Savior !!😌

  • @Linusrox123
    @Linusrox123 Год назад

    I have {sadly), had to watch perhaps 100 RUclips shrinks before coming here. Without having gone through a lot of your videos, I have to say that I just love your way of explaining these things as if you are a good friend or mother talking to her bestie or kid. I really appreciate it. There is an Aussie woman on Psych Central who also talks with her hands and has this gift of conveying their knowledge as if there were, you know, a human.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  Год назад

      Thank you for letting me know! I hope my videos are truly helpful for you!

  • @tinamitchell8223
    @tinamitchell8223 4 года назад +1

    Beck's Barriers labelling, emotional reasoning and catastrophizing really applies to people I currently know who are no longer in relationships and doing exactly what you describe. Thank you for making me think their thought processes through that CBT theory. They do not think of the fallacy of fairness about themselves but there is black and white thinking...

  • @nilzabento1143
    @nilzabento1143 2 года назад +1

    I can say for sure that changing behaviour is very difficult. I am very glad that I found your videos here, I am waiting to be seen by a psychologist and there is a big waiting list. Thank you very much for uploading these videos!

  • @dorotkak2002
    @dorotkak2002 4 месяца назад

    I've just discovered your channel. I love it both as a therapist and a client! Thank you

  • @neila.rochelle565
    @neila.rochelle565 Год назад

    3:57 thank you Barbara. I’ve worked for years with CBT but get stuck and revert back to negative self talk. Excellent reminder for me. Also a reminder of how hard it is to change these thoughts

  • @rsnsol2490
    @rsnsol2490 4 года назад +1

    I totally believe being a friend to yourself and self love is the first and most important step. I have to say that in my experiences with some of this , if I asked my boss if everything is ok when he walks by and says nothing in a crappy mood way he would instantly be offended, because I tried this and learned to just keep my mouth shut. it only makes things worse because toxic situations in a work place are ever present as a reflection of the state of general mental health in society. so ideally I agree with your approach but when you have been through people using and abusing you for years out of their own selfishness and a lack of knowing how to stand up for yourself even when it means offending your boss or parents or whatever it makes it hard to have faith in people that they would even care about what I have to say or how I feel. its frustrating to me trying to deal with the hatefulness and selfishness i encounter .

  • @kamaliwickramage2418
    @kamaliwickramage2418 4 года назад +7

    This is an amazing explanation. So profound but so simply explained! Thank you!

  • @anntrope491
    @anntrope491 5 месяцев назад

    Great info… I believe this will be very helpful for a lot of people… including myself,& my adopted son… thank you !!💕🌻🦋🌸💕

  • @v3Lovely
    @v3Lovely 2 года назад

    Your vidoes save my life. I would give anything to sit down and talk with you. You're so awesome. Thank you.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад

      Wow, thank you. So pleased the videos have helped so much!

  • @DogloverYt409
    @DogloverYt409 10 месяцев назад

    I have multiple art pieces that my significant other made for me. I love them and they are up in my room.

  • @Trisha_B_done
    @Trisha_B_done 4 года назад +1

    Wow....did not realize I'd gotten to the "Why bother" stage. Life circumstances and the thought patterns you mentioned hit me on point. I am a caregiver by nature (& was one by profession) and have wondered lately WHY I don't seem to treat nor care for myself as much as I do others. This video helps bring the patterns to light, and gives me tools to work with. Thank you. Much needed in these days of forced isolation due to the Covid. Will fed to others. Off to view more of your videos.💕

  • @Snowystardust12
    @Snowystardust12 Год назад

    I really appreciates being reminded to be a good friend to myself. I would love to hear you speak about the various cognitive distortions more often. They are eye opening and like purification for the mind.

  • @beetlejuice3171
    @beetlejuice3171 2 года назад

    Like your vibe, approach and tone! Your Mom is a great painter.

  • @judyoceanhikes679
    @judyoceanhikes679 2 года назад

    I'm hooked. I'm so grateful I ran into your video's. I am a 73 y.o. active woman and my live in partner of 9+ years left about 6 mo ago. Altho I use to be a county Social Worker, now a retired R.E. Broker, I was spiraling down with my attempt at self-help. In just a few days this has really helped. I'll let you know how I am in about a month. I plan to stick with this.

  • @ahomeinpisgahontheroad4481
    @ahomeinpisgahontheroad4481 4 года назад

    Speaking as a friend is a good idea.

  • @roseshaw6344
    @roseshaw6344 7 дней назад

    Thank you very much Barbara

  • @Khan-b2i
    @Khan-b2i Год назад +1

    Labeling
    Emotional reasoning
    Catastrophizing
    Personalization

  • @antonellahuron496
    @antonellahuron496 Год назад

    I never thought I'd end up alone, yet it is what happened. I'm 43, always been single and have no children. It's hard to keep these positive thoughts after many years of not having the positive outcome I thought I deserved. It's difficult for me to believe in cbt because of this.

  • @miraeraya
    @miraeraya 4 года назад

    Your mom's painting has a calming effect. She has a hand like your mind. You are both great and good souls.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад

      Thank you! That is so sweet of you to say. I did inherit my desire to help others from my mom :)

  • @cheriehugler3302
    @cheriehugler3302 4 года назад +4

    I was just admiring the picture on the wall and then u stopped to mention it and that yr Mum painted it and I was like Oh my gosh can she read my mind!!!! Lol
    Its a very lovely painting! And your presentation is awesome, feeling as tho I finally understand what is going on with me so thank you very much 🙏

  • @AnneFlint-m4i
    @AnneFlint-m4i Год назад

    BEAUTIFULLY explained…a real treasure 🙏☀️ of a video!!!
    🙋🏻‍♀️💫⭐️💫

  • @francesbeth2077
    @francesbeth2077 2 года назад

    I was not aware of CBT. It was so helpful for me because I can relate to some of the unhelpful behaviors. Thank-you again for sharing.

  • @kelmohror6960
    @kelmohror6960 Год назад

    For five decades, Barbara, I have built a foundation of negative core beliefs and self-talk. They are comfortable old shoes I am fearful of changing. I am mired in work I can't physically do much longer. I am manic-depressive with obsessive-compulsive tendencies and a stultifying degree of apathy. Do I _want_ better mental? That's the billion dollar question.

  • @joanmeyer4743
    @joanmeyer4743 Год назад

    My mom died last month & we didn't have a healthy relationship. I was visited with her every day as she slowly died but never brought up any of the negative things that were said & done in the past - the reasons why we weren't talking in the first place. Now I believe that I will never get closure.

    • @basdevos1746
      @basdevos1746 Год назад

      Hi Joan, my parents died when I was 30 years old. Lot of things were left unsaid. Especcialy about my upbringing. I wrote a letter to them and read it out loud to my girlfriend, as if she were my parents. In this letter I told my parents whitch struggles I had growing up, and asked them why they treated me the way they did. My conclusion at the end was that they didn't know any better. They tried in a poor manner to raise me. They acted in patterns of behaviour, they themselves were taught by their parents. I told them that I have forgiven them for that. That's how I got closure. Hope it will help you to do the same. Lots of love to you from the Netherlands

  • @kingnola..952
    @kingnola..952 2 года назад +1

    Thank you I love this video 👍💗

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад +1

      Thank you for letting me know!! I hope it helps!

  • @bozenawojno344
    @bozenawojno344 2 года назад

    I am so grateful for your wonderful job. I was so tired with my emotional pain and I was looking for help... and I find You.
    Everything you say makes sense to me and I can see that I have to learn to treat myself better and no more sabotaging myself.
    I am 74 years old and I want to be young mentally again. I’m involved in qigong and now I have you 💞so I am in good hands and I can see my future much brighter and healthier 🙏be blessed forever and always 🌹

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад

      So happy you are here. How wonderful you are accessing these powerful tools - qigong is great! Welcome! 🌹

  • @brendaparker3658
    @brendaparker3658 4 года назад +3

    So happy I found you dear Barbara. Love it and love the water lillies.....so wonderfully gifted and helpful you are. Learning so much. Love and light, Brenda

  • @oriettabornacelli5426
    @oriettabornacelli5426 5 месяцев назад

    Your are an excellent resource for other therapists thank youuuu❤

  • @isla4953
    @isla4953 4 года назад +1

    2 things: thank you for sharing this important information and your Mum is an amazing artist 😻

  • @leofunks31
    @leofunks31 4 года назад

    Barbara I just want to say that you are an absolute legend!!!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 года назад

      LOL! Never thought I'd be a legend :). So glad the videos are helpful for you!

  • @hemday9346
    @hemday9346 2 года назад

    I love you for changing my thoughts and behaviors. Thanks!!!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад

      Awesome!! Thanks for letting me know how helpful this has been

  • @noodletribunal9793
    @noodletribunal9793 3 года назад

    putting all those similar ones under mental filter is actually really helpful for me!

  • @carolwilson9341
    @carolwilson9341 Год назад +1

    I am really enjoying your series as I feel like it was written for me! Very helpful. And the painting is lovely.

  • @brittneyholiday7795
    @brittneyholiday7795 3 года назад

    I love your Mom's painting! Very nicely done and it's beautiful. :)

  • @rajesh2517
    @rajesh2517 4 года назад

    hey Barbara, you are a great soul helping people get out of sorrow. May Jesus bless you. Love from India :)

  • @eunicemboya9016
    @eunicemboya9016 5 месяцев назад

    Wonderful presentation ❤

  • @ElephantPatronus
    @ElephantPatronus 4 года назад

    I thought the painting behind you was a photograph. Such detail! Kudos to your mom. It's lovely.

  • @IrfanAli-gg3od
    @IrfanAli-gg3od 3 года назад

    We have lovely qutations to help addicts and for other ppl..

  • @mahmoudsalahat259
    @mahmoudsalahat259 Год назад

    Thanks alot about this feedback my specificly, cognitive thoughts distortion

  • @KateMurray
    @KateMurray 5 лет назад +7

    Super interesting that we can label and reframe our thoughts! I'm going to start paying more attention! :)

  • @ajaysahare30
    @ajaysahare30 3 года назад +1

    Emotions distort our thinking

  • @mdabdullahilkafi8116
    @mdabdullahilkafi8116 2 года назад

    You are amazing. I loved the concept of being friend with myself. Best wishes for you.

  • @sitaoliveira1924
    @sitaoliveira1924 2 года назад

    Looking forward to exercise into behavior and believe system change. Thank you!

  • @ekkamailax
    @ekkamailax 2 года назад

    God bless you

  • @gardenialeeman4932
    @gardenialeeman4932 2 года назад

    Very interesting! Thank you so much! And the paint is beautiful! What I have in my office and I love is a picture of may Great grand parents. Just love it!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  2 года назад +1

      You are welcome and thank you for letting me know!

  • @christinemaore7107
    @christinemaore7107 4 года назад +2

    This is so powerful. I love it. I also have a beautiful painting from my daughter.

  • @midnightplum1760
    @midnightplum1760 4 месяца назад

    I love you and your knowledge.

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  4 месяца назад

      Thank you! I truly hope it is helpful for you!

  • @aprilterrellcreates
    @aprilterrellcreates 2 года назад

    ❤❤❤thanks- and I am sure this is a rewatch with a pen and pad😀

  • @lorrainemisra3183
    @lorrainemisra3183 Месяц назад

    I keep self sabotaging my own happiness need help so much...things will be going so happy and my thought keep telling me something bad is going to happen

  • @tstephensen8614
    @tstephensen8614 Год назад

    I struggle with these distorted thoughts. I am going to work on being a better friend to myself and so I am going to work on building the habit of listening to one of your videos each day. Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise!

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  Год назад +1

      So wonderful to hear that you’re aiming to be a better friend to yourself. I love it!!

  • @cicic5340
    @cicic5340 2 года назад

    I kept my diary from 15yrs ago. Back then I thought no one was ever going to love me after a break up or I was so bad I had to be a better person somehow.

  • @roadtodreamsmp5704
    @roadtodreamsmp5704 3 года назад

    SO I really like the question "What would you say to a friend?"
    It kept me thinking for some variations on this question that might work better for some people like:
    "What would i say to my younger sister or brother?" OR "What would i say to my son or daughter?"
    That last one works really well for me because i have always wanted to be a dad and i would still like to have a son.

  • @hhmedia103
    @hhmedia103 3 года назад

    Thank yo so much mam.....finally i found your channel to change my life

    • @BarbaraHeffernan
      @BarbaraHeffernan  3 года назад

      Welcome to the channel and I wish you health and healing!

  • @elena-251
    @elena-251 2 года назад

    Thank you Barbara 🙏