Ep 190 - Pt 3. Overcoming Negative Beliefs : "There Is Something Wrong With Me!"

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Welcome to the Mr. and Mrs. Therapy podcast! In today's episode, we continue our series on negative cognitions and negative beliefs, focusing on the "I Am Something Wrong" category. If you haven't caught the previous episodes, we highly recommend listening to those first.

We'll delve into the beliefs such as "I am stupid," "I'm insignificant," "I'm a disappointment," "I deserve to die," "I deserve to be miserable," and "I am different or I don't belong." Understanding these deeply rooted negative thoughts is crucial, especially if you're considering EMDR therapy, a trauma therapy technique that we find highly effective.

We'll explore how these negative beliefs originate, often from childhood experiences, academic pressures, or toxic relationships, and how they manifest in our adult lives, affecting our self-esteem, decision-making, and overall mental health. Join us as we discuss ways to identify and heal these harmful beliefs to lead a more fulfilling life.

Don't miss our next episode, where we'll tackle the "I Did Something Wrong" category of beliefs. Stay tuned, and remember, your mind is a powerful thing!

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