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The successes of metacognitive therapy

Metacognitive therapy is unique in the sense that it involves the development of beneficial metacognitive beliefs. In many cases, it has shown to be more effective than cognitive behavioural therapy , another dominant approach taken by therapists.

For example, it can be helpful for someone to believe “I can direct my thoughts and emotions, and it is beneficial for me.” Believing in this possibility is a necessary precursor to actionMetacognitive therapy focuses on building this foundation , and it’s from this firm grounding that people can reach for the specific tools of metacognition.

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The Tools Of Metacognition

We are already aware of many of these tools. And yet our practical minds require evidence before committing to them. The improving of attention through mental training  or meditation practice  works. Likewise, the strategies offered by cognitive behavioural therapy  are among the...

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The Fuzziness Of The Term Metacognition

Metacognition is a fuzzy concept. One handy metaphor is to think of the brain as having both software and hardware. The software is our thoughts, feelings and conversations with others; the hardware is the neurons and connections between them. We are only beginning to understand ...

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It’s Time We Get Smart About Our Own Minds

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What Is Metacognition

Metacognition is a fancy word for what we all know and do hundreds of times each day. Ever tried to focus your attention? Attempted to regulate an emotion? Felt distracted and made the decision to put away your phone? Each is an example of recognizing a mental state and trying to control ...

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