CBT daily practice

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Thoughts/feelings awareness log:
I felt happy because I thought:
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I felt sad because I thought:
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I felt angry because I thought:
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I felt fear because I thought:
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I felt disgust because I thought:
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List at least 5 things that you want, and the hidden emotional need behind the obvious desire.
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If you are crabby or out-of-sorts, it may help you to list as many forks as you can, to see which ones are the easiest to un-stick.
I am upset about _____, _____, and _____.
I am irritated about _____, _____, and _____.
I am sad about _____, _____, and _____.
I feel guilty about _____, _____, and _____.
I feel bored or stressed about _____, _____, and _____.
Think for a few minutes about which of these things would be the easiest or most energy efficient to fix. If it is a good day and you feel up to the challenge, you can pick something harder!

Ongoing evidence log:
I did _____ and experienced _____ which supports the healthy belief that _____.


Cheat sheet for naming feelings:

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Ongoing evidence log:
I talked a friend through a breakup and experienced gratitude from them and pride from myself which supports the healthy belief that I am worth respecting.

Thoughts/feelings awareness log:
I felt pride because I thought that I helped my friend.
I felt vulnerable because I thought that my medical condition was deteriorating now that I am getting another fucking ulcer.
I felt accomplished because I thought that I kept the house clean.
I felt judgmental and aggravated because I thought that my body is a pile of fail.
I felt excited because I thought the long distance relationship with Merlin is going to work well.