I said, “Timeout.” Chrissy looked at me. My face surely looked resigned. During seminary, I had worked four years as an aide at Norton Psychiatric Clinic where the lead psychiatrist was Jesse Wright, ...

“All or nothing” thinking was identified as one of the 10 cognitive distortions by Dr. Aaron Beck, the founder of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, in 1976.

Sixty years ago, psychiatrist Aaron Beck transformed our understanding of mental illness. ... Cognitive distortions and their effects are a tragedy, but also an opportunity.

Cognitive distortions are thought biases that create negative patterns in the way a ... Aaron Beck and others conducted research that led to the creation of the common therapy method ...

He studied with the psychologist Aaron Beck, who created an approach known as cognitive therapy, or C.T., in the nineteen-sixties, and is often described as the “father” of C.B.T. Beck’s ...

Helping people deal more productively with thoughts is the basis of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a type of psychotherapy pioneered in the 1960s by Aaron Beck.Brinen, who worked with Beck to ...

In 1976, psychologist Aaron Beck, best known for the Beck Depression Inventory, proposed a theory to explain how negative self-talk — or cognitive distortions — prevent people from defining ...

In the 1960s and 1970s, psychiatrist Aaron Beck pioneered research on cognitive distortions in his development of a treatment method known as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

Key points. In his book, Prisoners of Hate, Aaron Beck comprehensively explores the cognitive basis of anger, hostility, and violence. Beck discusses how distortions of thoughts foster "negative ...