Book Review: How to Get Anything You Want Just Like That by Janet Poole - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

Book Review: How to Get Anything You Want Just Like That by Janet Poole Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Everything we have in our lives is a product of our thoughts. We usually get what we're thinking. If we think positively, we attract positive things. However, if we think about negative things - and sadly, many of us fit into this category - we attract ... and more »

Learn to control negative thoughts - Body and Soul

Learn to control negative thoughts Body and Soul CBT focuses on cognitive strategies that help people learn to recognise the thoughts and beliefs that make them feel bad – often referred to as automatic negative thoughts (ANTs) – and learning to reframe them into more realistic, ... and more »

Getting Unstuck from Automatic Negative Thinking - PsychCentral.com (blog)

Getting Unstuck from Automatic Negative Thinking PsychCentral.com (blog) Simply the knowledge that your thoughts are more inclined toward the negative primes your mind to begin to question these thoughts as they come. For example, in a moment you find your mind swirling on negative details you may start to also have a ...

Doctors are a step ahead of Yama says Prof Dr BM Hegde - Moneylife Personal Finance site and magazine

Doctors are a step ahead of Yama says Prof Dr BM Hegde Moneylife Personal Finance site and magazine He said the key to wellness lies in becoming free from negative thoughts, eating natural food in moderation and having adequate sleep “These days we don't have doctors. We have specialists who know more and more about nothing,” says Professor Dr BM ... and more »

When it's more than a bad mood - The News Journal

When it's more than a bad mood The News Journal His mind was crowded with bad thoughts. After two trips to Rosenblum and a stint at Aquila of Delaware, a substance abuse treatment center, in between, David slowly began to see changes in himself. During his second time at Rosenblum – this one for 22 ... and more »