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When Reframing Thoughts may fit
One line of feedback in a review — "could be tighter" — and by evening it has become "I'm not good at this." Not because anything else happened, but because the thought arrived first and got to write the story. You know intellectually it's an over-reach. Knowing that hasn't moved it.
How it works
This tool walks you through one thought at a time: catching it in the words you actually used, checking what supports it and what does not, and landing on a version you genuinely believe. The distinction that matters is between reframing and forced positivity. A reframe you do not believe changes nothing; the tool is built to stop at one you do. "I got one piece of critical feedback on one document" is not sunshine — it's just accurate, and accuracy is what loosens the grip.
People may choose this for
- One harsh thought colouring a whole day
- Self-critical spirals after feedback or a mistake
- Recurring automatic thoughts you've noticed but can't shift
- Pairing with The CBT Cycle once the loop is visible
Grounded in
cognitive restructuring, Beck, 1979.
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