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The Back from Centre for Clinical Interventions Page 1 Module 3: The Thinking-Feeling Connection Psychotherapy Research Training Back from the Bluez Module 3 The Thinking-Feeling Connection The Thinking-Feeling Connection 2 Making the Connection 4 Module Summary About the Modules 6 7 the Back from Centre for Clinical Interventions Page 2 Module 3: The Thinking-Feeling Connection Psychotherapy Research Training The Thinking-Feeling Connection People often believe that the feelings and emotions they experience are determined by external events, situations, and the behaviour of others. For example, we may hear ourselves say, My boss made me so nervous, My partner made me so angry, This trip down south made me feel so relaxed, or I m depressed because I didn t get the job I wanted.
Page 3 CCentre for linicalInterventions •Psychotherapy•Research•Training Module 3 Back from the Automatic Thoughts Just as we are not always conscious of the way we walk or how we drive a car, we are often not aware of
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