How to Reframe Negative Thoughts Into Positive Ones?

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Thinking negatively about oneself, other people, or the outside environment involves having thought processes marked by negative views, expectancies, and attributions. Anyone can think negatively, especially in difficult situations. Even the most upbeat people occasionally reflect negativity.

Regularly pondering negatively can eventually result in negative feelings and physical consequences. It has a virtual link to sadness, anxiety, and numerous other mental health conditions. Thankfully, there are multiple measures one can adopt to reframe prevailing negative beliefs. One can do it all by oneself if the situation permits. Besides, one may consult a mental health expert if one finds oneself thinking negatively all the time.

People usually experience destructive thoughts with depression and stress, and these elements may become forceful and unpleasant. Reframing refers to a CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) strategy used to recognize instant thought patterns and swap them out with more sensible ones. Beginning to think more positively about a bad or difficult situation is known as positive reframing. 

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