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Sunday, May 9, 2021
Reframing our narratives can be a useful strategy when life does not go our way
Reframing can be a useful strategy in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) if we are ready to reframe our narrative. Our experiences will have to be validated first before a reframe is more well received by our minds.
The danger in “reframing” is when we are NOT ready, we may feel very invalidated through that process.
My family and I often talk about the Vietnam War. Many families like mine escaped the country in the 80s. But without the “bad”, many of the “good” wouldn’t have happened either.
We won’t be able to speak another language. We won’t have the appreciation that we have right now. We won’t have the life that we have right now.
So when something “bad” happens, acknowledge it. Then we can consider reminding ourselves, when one door closes, another one opens~A.Bell.
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