How To Fix Your Thoughts | Using Cognitive Restructuring

Prescription for Purpose

In this episode of the Rx For Purpose podcast, we dive deep into overcoming overthinking by learning how to "fix your thoughts." Discover the powerful technique of cognitive restructuring, a core aspect of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and see how it aligns with biblical teachings to manage negative thoughts effectively. We'll break down the six steps of cognitive restructuring and compare them with scripture-based strategies, guiding you to focus on God's truth and cultivate a mind like Christ. Join us to explore how to align your thoughts with Philippians 4:8, promoting mental and spiritual well-being through intentional reflection on God's Word.

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