Start Cognitive Journaling
by Kateryna Dlugunovych
Cognitive journaling is a useful habit. It helps you catch your automatic negative thoughts, disconnect them from your emotions and reevaluate the perceived negative situation. Positive results from cognitive journaling: more inner peace, being immune to stressful events, identifying your blind spots and dysfunctional beliefs, and leaving the negative thoughts trap.
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