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