reframing in A Sentence

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    Reframe your thinking during tough times.

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    An Exercise in Reframing.

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    Loss during repairing, Reframing, restoring, retouching.

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    Under hypnosis these events were reframed.

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    I could reframe his memories.

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    A reframe can bring you hope.

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    Reframing” could help your child become happier and more resilient.

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    When Reframing or re-authoring I show mercy and hope.

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    Reframing is also about respecting the child's age and level of understanding.

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    Reframe a real life situation in the form of a question.

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    Zoom in close on details and reframe them into new images.

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    But I had to reframe my thinking and approach to things.

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    If we could reframe depression into grieving over a loss, that is a huge step.

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    In a now classic case of Reframing, Seligman coined the term“learned helplessness” to describe their responses.

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    Rather than go on the defensive each morning, take that time back and reframe it to“me time.”.

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    Therapists use the term reframe for a new and more positive outlook on a challenging situation.

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    Both Jane and Maria use guided meditations, which help them reframe stressful situations and avoid exacerbating their symptoms.

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    We need a change of heart, a Reframing of all our conceptions and a new orientation of our activities.

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    Be in the process of actively speaking about what you want instead of what you don't want(this process is called"Reframing").

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    The next step is now that you have become aware of what your loss is, reframe it into a gift.

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    Techniques such as"Reframing" and"facts not stories" will help readers understand how to use thoughts to reinterpret events and issues for healthier emotions.

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    This will help you objectively see the content of your thoughts so you can read them and'reframe' them; meaning, dispute the thoughts,

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    We can reframe a painful experience once we can make sense of it, and writing is a powerful tool in this process.

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    Cognitive Reframing is helpful across all kinds of difficult life situations, as it helps bring hope and can give us a sense of control.

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    In addition, Harvard law professors Scott Westfahl and David Wilkins identify resilience and cognitive Reframing as important leadership and professional skills lawyers should develop.17.

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    Show him how to recognize unhelpful thoughts and reframe them in a more realistic way(changing BLUE thoughts to true thoughts is a helpful exercise).

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    Reframe unplanned inconveniences by recognizing that even situations like missing a train connection can offer gifts such as having a couple of hours to yourself.

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    Even though these things may seem to be"facts"(and on the worldly level, some of them may be), let's reframe them in terms of our thoughts.

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    While it's not rocket science or neuroscience, Reframing resembles the cognitive restructuring that can be an important part of cognitive-behavioral therapy, although from a different viewpoint.

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    If you have a friend that you can elicit to help you, ask them to listen to the thoughts you are having and help you reframe them.".

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