Index

ABC model, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th

adaptive behaviour

healthy negative emotions, reframing

with preferences

with rigid demands

unhealthy negative emotions, reframing, 2nd

acceptance, 2nd

acknowledgement

action tendency

adaptive behaviour

and creativity

and dementia prevention

adrenalin

ageing

‘aha’ moment

all or nothing thinking

amygdala

and post-traumatic stress disorder

and stress

anger, 2nd

healthy

management

annoyance

ANTs see automatic negative thoughts (ANTs)

anxiety, 2nd

appreciation

attention

Circles of Attention

focussed

Aurelius, Marcus

automatic negative thoughts (ANTs), 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th

vulnerability to

Availability Heuristic Bias

awareness

of others

of self, 2nd

Awfulising, addressing

back story, imagination of

Bandwagon Bias

Beck, Aaron T.

behaviour

adaptive, 2nd

conditioned

reflex

behavioural consequences, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th

beliefs, 2nd

commonplace

defined

false

flexible

helpful

identification of

irrational

linking with positivity

long-held

positive

realistic

recognition of

reconciliation of

rigid

true

unhelpful, 2nd

unrealistic

unusual

bias

Availability Heuristic

Bandwagon

cognitive, 2nd

‘Big I Little I’ exercise, 2nd, 3rd

Binocular Trick see mental filter

body

ageing

awareness of

gut

healing

language

and mental health

mind–body problem

mind–body relationship

pain

physical exercise

power poses

relaxation

scan

senses

sleep

stress hormones

Borstein, Sylvia

Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There

brain, 2nd

functions of

new pathways, building

buzz or burden continuum, 2nd

Carnie, Dana

CBT see cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)

CBTI see Cognitive Behavioural Treatment for Insomnia (CBTI)

change

commitment to

future of

process of

reasons for

of response

chronic stress, 2nd

and illness

Circles of Attention

cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th

using neuroplasticity

Cognitive Behavioural Treatment for Insomnia (CBTI)

cognitive bias, 2nd

Cognitive Distortions

commitment to change

commonplace belief

compassion

concern

conditioned behaviour

coping with bad stuff

cortisol

course-correction

creative exercises

creativity, 2nd

adaptive behaviour and

in daily life, building

definition of

development, exercises to aid

healing and

Cuddy, Amy

curiosity

cynicism

damage, stress and

deep listening

demand

dementia prevention, adaptive behaviour and

depression

Descartes model, mind–body relationship in

difficult task, visualisation of

disappointment

disputing

form

distorted thinking, change of

Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There (Sylvia Borstein)

dopamine, 2nd

EI see emotional intelligence (EI, EQ)

Ellis, Albert

emotional consequences, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th

healthy jealousy

emotional intelligence (EI, EQ)

Emotional Reasoning

emotions

anger, 2nd

anxiety, 2nd

concern

defined

depression

disappointment

envy

extreme negative

versus feelings

guilt

habitual

happiness

healthy anger

healthy envy

healthy negative, 2nd

hurt, 2nd

identification of

importance of

jealousy

negative, 2nd, 3rd

positive, 2nd

range of

releasing

remorse

sadness

shame

sorrow

unhealthy negative, 2nd, 3rd

empathy, 2nd

Enteric Nervous System

envy

healthy

Epictetus

EQ see emotional intelligence (EI, EQ)

exaFLOP

exercises

to aid creativity development

creative

extreme negative emotions

false belief

feelings versus emotions

feet, the

Ferguson, Craig

fight or flight response, 2nd, 3rd

flexible belief

focus

focussed attention

Forest of Self-Talk

fortune telling

Foxhole in my Mind, 2nd

Frankl, Viktor

Man’s search for Meaning, 2nd

generosity

goal-based visualisation

goal setting

course-correction

goals and beliefs, reconciliation of

heart of the matter

meaning and main goal

obstacles, recognition of

preparation for

small steps to

specific goals

specific goals, goal-based visualisation for

visualisation

vulnerability to ANTs

goals

good stress

gratitude, 2nd

Gratitude Journal

guilt

gut

habitual emotions

happiness

healing

and creativity

healthy anger

healthy envy

healthy jealousy

healthy negative emotions (HNEs)

reframing

reframing, using ABC model

helpful belief

honesty

100 person rule, 2nd

hurt, 2nd

‘I just know’ state of mind

ideas, interpretation

illness, stress and

image breathing

belief

brain

imagination

defined

memory and, link between

Mind Fitness programme

and negative self-talk

and self-image

integral positivity

integrity

intelligence, emotional

irrational beliefs

identification of

Jackson, Stonewall

jealousy

healthy

jumping to conclusions

labelling

Lazarus, Arnold

life, enjoying

Lincoln, Abraham, 2nd

long-held beliefs

Low Frustration Tolerance, 2nd

Magnification Bias see mental filter

Man’s search for Meaning (Viktor Frankl), 2nd

meaning, 2nd, 3rd

memory

and imagination, link between

stimulus of

mental filter

mental health, body and

Mind Fitness programme

emotions

imagination

negative self-talk

noise

procrastination

specific goals

mind reading

mind–body problem

mind–body relationship

mindful breathing

mindful eating

mindful walking

mindfulness, 2nd

defined

exercises, for stress

practice, for stress

mislabelling

Mother Teresa

motivation

multitasking

narcissistic personality disorder

NASA astronauts, visualisation of

negative emotions, 2nd, 3rd

extreme

healthy, 2nd

unhealthy, 2nd, 3rd

negative self-talk, 2nd

imagination and

neurons

neuroplasticity, 2nd, 3rd

functionality of

Newton, Isaac

noise

past-future

non-resilient response

NOW (Notice, Observe, Wonder) exercise, 2nd, 3rd

obstacles, recognition of

optimism

overgeneralisation

pain

Palmer, Stephen

past-future noise

worrying about the future

worrying about the past

Pavlovian triggers

perfectionism, 2nd

perfectionists

personalisation, 2nd

physical awareness

physical exercise

physiological consequences, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th

pleasure triggers

Positive Affirmation, 2nd

positive attitude

positive belief

positive emotions

happiness

intensification of

positive jar

positive self-talk

positive thoughts

positivity, 2nd

integral

linking with beliefs and Thinking Errors

post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 2nd, 3rd

power poses

practice visualisation

preferences, 2nd

prefrontal cortex and imagination, connection between

procrastination

procrastinator

PTSD see post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

rage

Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT), 2nd, 3rd

-based ABC model

reframing UNEs to HNEs

unhealthy negative emotions, identification of

rational thinking

realistic belief

REBT see Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT)

reflex behaviour

reframing thoughts

distorted thinking, change of

‘I just know’ state of mind

Thinking Errors, 2nd, 3rd, 4th

relaxation, 2nd, 3rd

remorse

resilience

award

defined

underpins and powers

resilient response to a situation

response

change of

resilient

rigid belief

ritual

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

sadness

self-acceptance, unconditional, 2nd, 3rd

self-awareness, 2nd

self-centredness

self-compassion

self-damning

self-deprecation

self-doubt

self-esteem

self-evaluation

self-fulfilling prophecy

self-hypnosis

self-image, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th

and imagination

self-neglect

self-pity

self-regulation

self-talk

forest of

negative, 2nd

Pavlovian triggers

positive

self-value, 2nd

self-worth, 2nd, 3rd

Selye, Hans

sense of duty, and goal achievement

senses

serotonin

Shakespeare, William

shame

Shindler, John A.

should be statements

Signal Transduction

six-week follow-up programme

sleep

smells

social awareness

social skills

sorrow

specific goals

goal-based visualisation for

stimulus of memory

stress hormones

stress, 2nd

at bay, keeping

buzz and flow, keeping

buzz or burden continuum

chronic

and damage

good

hormones

and illness

interpretation of

mindfulness exercises for

mindfulness practice for

root of

subconscious, role in rational thought

Thinking Errors, 2nd

all or nothing thinking

Awfulising

Emotional Reasoning

jumping to conclusions

labelling/mislabelling

linking with positivity

Low Frustration Tolerance

mental filter

overgeneralisation

perfectionism

personalisation

procrastination

should be statements

thoughts, 2nd

automatic negative, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th

positive

reframing

triggers

Pavlovian

pleasure

true belief

Truman, President

UK National Health Service

unconditional self-acceptance, 2nd, 3rd

unhealthy negative emotions (UNEs), 2nd

reframing, 2nd

reframing, using ABC model

unhelpful belief

unrealistic belief

unusual belief

visualisation

of difficult task

goal-based

practice

of scenario with boss or partner

vulnerability to ANTs

Walking in their Shoes

‘what if?’ thinking

worrying about the future

worrying about the past

zone of proximal development

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