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How BWRT (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) Can Help Rewire Thoughts and Emotional Responses: BWRT works by addressing the brain's response to triggers before it reaches conscious thought, helping to "recode" automatic responses to stressful events. Process-Based Therapy: BWRT allows individuals to tackle depression without needing to discuss the triggering event in depth, making it effective for trauma-related depression. Effective for Reactive Depression: BWRT helps patients break out of depressive cycles by targeting and restructuring the patterns that reinforce negative emotions. Book a free 30 minute session with Kim to discuss how she can help: https://lnkd.in/eQv6t5N2 email: info@bwrtsurrey.co.uk #bwrtsurrey #bwrt #depression

How BWRT (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) Can Help Rewire Thoughts and Emotional Responses: BWRT works by addressing the brain's response to triggers before it reaches conscious thought, helping to "recode" automatic responses to stressful events. Process-Based Therapy: BWRT allows individuals to tackle depression without needing to discuss the triggering event in depth, making it effective for trauma-related depression. Effective for Reactive Depression: BWRT helps patients break out of depressive cycles by targeting and restructuring the patterns that reinforce negative emotions. Book a free 30 minute session with Kim to discuss how she can help: https://lnkd.in/eQv6t5N2 email: info@bwrtsurrey.co.uk #bwrtsurrey #bwrt #depression

How BWRT (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) Can Help Rewire Thoughts and Emotional Responses: BWRT works by addressing the brain's response to triggers before it reaches conscious thought, helping to "recode" automatic responses to stressful events. Process-Based Therapy: BWRT allows individuals to tackle depression without needing to discuss the triggering event in depth, making it effective for trauma-related depression. Effective for Reactive Depression: BWRT helps patients break out of depressive cycles by targeting and restructuring the patterns that reinforce negative emotions. Book a free 30 minute session with Kim to discuss how she can help: https://lnkd.in/eQv6t5N2 email: info@bwrtsurrey.co.uk #bwrtsurrey #bwrt #depression

How BWRT (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) Can Help Rewire Thoughts and Emotional Responses: BWRT works by addressing the brain's response to triggers before it reaches conscious thought, helping to "recode" automatic responses to stressful events. Process-Based Therapy: BWRT allows individuals to tackle depression without needing to discuss the triggering event in depth, making it effective for trauma-related depression. Effective for Reactive Depression: BWRT helps patients break out of depressive cycles by targeting and restructuring the patterns that reinforce negative emotions. Book a free 30 minute session with Kim to discuss how she can help: https://lnkd.in/eQv6t5N2 email: info@bwrtsurrey.co.uk #bwrtsurrey #bwrt #depression

How BWRT (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) Can Help Rewire Thoughts and Emotional Responses: BWRT works by addressing the brain's response to triggers before it reaches conscious thought, helping to "recode" automatic responses to stressful events. Process-Based Therapy: BWRT allows individuals to tackle depression without needing to discuss the triggering event in depth, making it effective for trauma-related depression. Effective for Reactive Depression: BWRT helps patients break out of depressive cycles by targeting and restructuring the patterns that reinforce negative emotions. Book a free 30 minute session with Kim to discuss how she can help: https://lnkd.in/eQv6t5N2 email: info@bwrtsurrey.co.uk #bwrtsurrey #bwrt #depression

Evidence suggests that up to 60% of patients taking antidepressants for major depressive disorder experience emotional blunting (the inability to feel emotions). Recent data from a multi-country survey points to a disconnect between patients’ and physicians’ perceptions on the prevalence, severity and impact of emotional blunting on people with major depression. Greater awareness of emotional blunting and its impact could help guide treatment pathways that help patients achieve full functional recovery.    Read more at the Progress in Mind Resource Centre Canada: https://bit.ly/3Zwl2vM #progressinmindCA #emotionalblunting #majordepressivedisorder #mdd #CINP2023

Canada’s largest inpatient treatment program for individuals experiencing Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa or Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder (OSFED) has been enhanced and relaunched. This program is designed to address the increasing complexity of the needs of individuals living with eating disorders. Explore some unique facts on eating disorders here. 👇 ⭐ Fact: 90% of individuals who attended Homewood Health Centre's Eating Disorder Program were below the clinical threshold for an eating disorder at the end of the program. In addition, individuals displayed positive improvement rates for the #anxiety scale, #depression severity index, self-care index, change in care needs, depression and functioning, relationships, self-harm, emotional lability, psychosis, and substance use. To find more on the program, click here: https://ow.ly/W0Ce50Tr2m9 #EatingDisorderRecovery #ProgramRelaunch

BCP New FirstView Paper: The belief that being high is a natural part of your personality predicts an increase in manic symptoms over time in bipolar disorder Full free text at https://ow.ly/Yjvg50TJsoq

#BipolarDisorder, also known as manic depressive disorder, is a disorder of the brain which results in changes in mood and behavior. A person with bipolar disorder experiences fluctuating periods of abnormally elevated expansive or irritable moods with periods of depression.      When you know your options, you – or someone you care for – can work with a doctor to make decisions that may help to achieve treatment goals.      This #WorldBipolarDay, we hope to bring awareness and support to these important discussions about treatment options through resources like the patient & caregiver discussion guides.      Download them here: https://bit.ly/43xDFPC

Long-Term Mental Health Risks After COVID-19 A recent study published in Nature Human Behaviour reveals that survivors of COVID-19 are at an increased risk of developing psychiatric disorders such as mood, anxiety, and sleep disorders, especially if they were hospitalized. The study also indicates that vaccination may reduce these risks, highlighting the protective effect of vaccines against the development of new psychiatric disorders. This research underscores the need for long-term strategies to identify and treat individuals affected by these conditions to mitigate the growing mental health burden post-pandemic.#saltwellness #metalhealth #careergoal #studentcareergoal #saltwellnessandtrainingservices #mentalwellbeing