
CBT for Depression 1
with Dr Nina Josefowitz
SESSION 3 OF 3
Duration 11mins 44secs
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In this demonstration session, Dr. Nina Josefowitz continues working with “Julia,” a client struggling with depression and self-defeating thoughts about her intelligence. Building on previous sessions, this session focuses on helping clients identify emotionally compelling evidence against their negative thoughts. Dr. Josefowitz demonstrates how to gently challenge thoughts like “I’m too stupid to understand this” by asking structured, compassionate questions that highlight overlooked successes, alternative explanations, and supportive perspectives. Using a simple worksheet and reflective prompts, she guides Julia to discover that her difficulties in a challenging economics class don’t define her intelligence, revealing a more balanced and self-compassionate narrative. Dr Josefowitz emphasises the therapist’s role in expanding, grounding, and emotionally anchoring alternative views, creating powerful shifts in self-perception.
In this session, Dr. Nina Josefowitz demonstrates the cognitive component of the CBT four-factor model for depression, moving beyond behavioural strategies to identify the negative automatic thoughts (NATs) that fuel depressive symptoms. Dr. Josefowitz guides her client Julia through a structured exercise to examine a recent episode of distress using a CBT worksheet that includes...
In this session, Dr. Nina Josefowitz demonstrates how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques to explore the evidence supporting a client’s negative self-beliefs. Continuing work with a client named Julia, who struggles with depression and academic challenges, Dr. Josefowitz helps her examine her negative thoughts. Using the “Examine the Reality of Your Thoughts” worksheet,...
In this demonstration session, Dr. Nina Josefowitz continues working with "Julia," a client struggling with depression and self-defeating thoughts about her intelligence. Building on previous sessions, this session focuses on helping clients identify emotionally compelling evidence against their negative thoughts. Dr. Josefowitz demonstrates how to gently challenge thoughts like "I'm too stupid to understand this"...
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