This 8-session program deals with how your current thoughts and behaviours affect you. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) recognises that events from the past help shape the way people think and behave. It does not dwell on past events but aims to find solutions on how to change your current thoughts and behaviours, so you can function better in the future.
Throughout this program you will participate in group sessions lead by a qualified Allied Health Professional. Each session will support you to identify, understand, and change unhelpful patterns of thinking which may be negatively affecting your day-to-day life. You will learn new skills and will practice applying them in your own day-to-day before the next session. Then, bring what you have learnt and experienced to each group for feedback and
Understanding Depression - Learn what symptoms you might experience with depression, explore factors that can contribute to depression and start to implement strategies to improve mood.
Understanding Anxiety – Learn what symptoms you may experience with anxiety, explore your own experience with anxiety and start to practice anxiety management strategies.
Unhelpful Thinking – Explore and understand the relationship between your beliefs and how you feel and act. Learn how to challenge unhelpful thoughts and identify unhelpful thinking patterns.
Core Beliefs – Gain an understanding of what core beliefs are, and how your beliefs may influence your thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Learn how to challenge beliefs and replace with more balanced or helpful beliefs.
Understanding and Managing Emotions – Learn the purpose of emotions and how to manage intense emotions through easy to access strategies.
For you to access this program, we need a valid referral from a medical practitioner to a psychiatrist with admission rights to Robina Private Hospital. Referrals can be sent via our website, www.robinaprivate.com.au, or directly to the private practice. General enquiries about this program can be made by calling 07 5665 5100.