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What Is 'Mind Reading' In CBT Negative Thoughts? Have you ever experienced feeling certain about what others are thinking, only to find out you were mistaken? In this video, we’ll explain what 'mind reading' is in the context of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and how it impacts our thoughts and feelings. You'll learn how this common thinking pattern involves assuming you know what others are thinking, often in a negative way, without any real evidence. We’ll discuss how mind reading contributes to negative emotions like anxiety and stress, and how recognizing these automatic thoughts can help you manage them better.

We’ll also share practical strategies to challenge these thoughts, such as examining the evidence for your assumptions, considering alternative explanations, and asking for clarification when appropriate. Working with a therapist can help you develop habits to identify and counteract mind reading, ultimately leading to healthier thinking patterns. Remember, the goal of CBT is not to force positive thoughts but to think more clearly and accurately, reducing unnecessary stress and improving relationships. If you’re interested in learning how to recognize and address this common cognitive distortion, this video is for you. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on mental health and cognitive techniques.

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