The aim of the webinar was to help people improve their ability to cope with the additional stressors of lockdown by learning some simple cognitive-behavioural techniques.
Participants learned how to improve their activity planning and time management; prioritise tasks more effectively; challenge unhelpful thinking patterns; accept what they can't control; and develop relaxation skills. These techniques were provided to help lower stress levels and elevate mood during this unfamiliar time.
Resources and links provided during this webinar
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View the webinar recording
Booklets
First Psychology's CBT Booklet (pdf)
First Psychology's Mindfulness Booklet (pdf)
First Psychology's Stress Booklet (pdf)
Sheets and other resources
The Worry Tree (pdf)
Unhelpful Thinking Habits (pdf)
Thought Challenging Worksheet (pdf)
Activity record (word document)
Podcasts
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/fiona-farrell-work-life-balance
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/mark-summer-with-family-and-self-care
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/the-benefits-and-practice-of-mindfulness
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/why-we-get-stressed
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/the-causes-and-symptoms-of-stress
https://soundcloud.com/firstpsychology/what-is-cognitive-behaviour-therapy