I can’t wait to share this episode with you, where I got to interview an absolute icon of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dr David Burns.

Dr. David Burns is an Adjunct Clinical Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He's an award-winning researcher, teacher, and best-selling author of self help books including Feeling Good, with more than 10 million copies sold worldwide, and he’s the host of Feeling Good podcast, which has received over 9 million downloads. Dr. Burns was a pioneer in the development of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and is the creator of TEAM CBT, which makes rapid recovery from depression and anxiety possible. His Feeling Great app triggers 60 to 70% reductions in feelings of depression and anxiety in less than one day, which is what we're all looking for!

Join me, Dr Julie, and my special guest, Dr David Burns, as we break down the fascinating TEAM approach to CBT, and how you can use that new understanding to help you understand & challenge your hot thoughts.

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To download Dr Burns' amazing FREE CBT app, visit: https://www.instagram.com/feelinggreatapp/

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Everyone worries. Sometimes we might worry too much.

Why can worrying be good?

How can you know when you’re worrying too much?

How can you use CBT tools to understand and decrease worrying?

Join me, Dr Julie, as we examine worrying more closely through the lens of cognitive behavioral therapy and how you can use CBT tools to help you.

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A while back I attended a workshop from Dr Claudia Black on shame and trauma associated with addictions within a family.

Today I want to share with you some of the incredible insights and tools I learned during that workshop that can help break the cycle of shame and trauma.

Join me, Dr Julie, as we examine trauma more closely through the lens of cognitive behavioral therapy and how the CBT tools can help you.

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A lot of relationships don’t last and the breakup can make you feel bad in many ways.

What is an ‘endless break-up’?

What is the situation with relationships today?

What does a ‘good’ break-up look like?

Join me, Dr Julie, as we analyze modern relationships and identify CBT tools that can help you have healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

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Robert Palmer said it best when he sang about being addicted to love!

However, addiction of any kind can rob you of good judgement.

An addiction to love can ironically have a negative impact on your most important relationships.

What are the most common signs of love addiction?

How can you use CBT tools to help you have a more balanced view of love?

Join me, Dr Julie, as I share with you some profound but simple insights and tools that can help you have healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

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Exposure therapy is often used to help anxiety sufferers.

The concept can sound scary, because it involves exposing you to the thing you fear.

Why can exposure therapy make such a difference?

How does it work?

Join me, Dr Julie, as I share with you the powerful ways exposure therapy can help you challenge and conquer your anxiety.

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In the popular YouTube channel Vlog Brothers, host Hank Green recently shared the nebulous anxiety that came up from him from a checkup with his oncologist.

If you’ve been through a cancer diagnosis and treatment, or another traumatic journey, do you find yourself feeling anxious for no apparent reason?

How can Cognitive Behavioral Therapy help you when you’re not aware of any hot thoughts that need addressing?

How can you ‘murder your anxiety’?

Join me, Dr Julie, as I share with you some simple CBT tools that can help you understand and cope with nebulous anxiety.

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Self-doubt can be a cruel and crippling spiral of thoughts that can deeply affect your daily life.

How can CBT help with the plague of self-doubt?

What specific tools can you start using today to find relief from self-doubt?

Join me, Dr Julie, as I share with you the powerful ways Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help you challenge and change your self-doubt.

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