Dr. David Burns
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And then also, I think that in terms of dealing with someone who has suicidal urges or fantasies or concerns, that I think coaches are supposedly not supposed to be dealing with those patients. Are there any other... Psychosis...
And then also, I think that in terms of dealing with someone who has suicidal urges or fantasies or concerns, that I think coaches are supposedly not supposed to be dealing with those patients. Are there any other... Psychosis...
Thank you so much for explaining that. I'm really glad you were able to delineate that. And Lorna, you're in Angela's Masterclass and Mentoring Program. What's that like for you?
Thank you so much for explaining that. I'm really glad you were able to delineate that. And Lorna, you're in Angela's Masterclass and Mentoring Program. What's that like for you?
Well, let's say that I want to learn more about coaching and maybe become a coach. What will I learn in your masterclass, Angela? How long does it last and how many students are there in the classes and what kinds of things happen?
Well, let's say that I want to learn more about coaching and maybe become a coach. What will I learn in your masterclass, Angela? How long does it last and how many students are there in the classes and what kinds of things happen?
Sounds fantastic.
Sounds fantastic.
Sounds just like Team CBT to me.
Sounds just like Team CBT to me.
No, I don't even remember the question.
No, I don't even remember the question.
Yeah, I never found seeing patients to be tiring or exhausting. For me, 100% of the time is the more patients I saw on a day, the higher I got. And the only thing that ever brought me down was if I thought I said something that hurt someone's feelings or they left the session feeling really bad. That was horrible for me.
Yeah, I never found seeing patients to be tiring or exhausting. For me, 100% of the time is the more patients I saw on a day, the higher I got. And the only thing that ever brought me down was if I thought I said something that hurt someone's feelings or they left the session feeling really bad. That was horrible for me.
It was like getting shot in the stomach by a bowling ball or a cannon or something like that. And but but, you know, it's it is not true that seeing working with people who are depressed could be depressing. They cannot possibly depress you because it goes back to Epictetus. The only thing that can make you happy or unhappy are your own thoughts about what happens.
It was like getting shot in the stomach by a bowling ball or a cannon or something like that. And but but, you know, it's it is not true that seeing working with people who are depressed could be depressing. They cannot possibly depress you because it goes back to Epictetus. The only thing that can make you happy or unhappy are your own thoughts about what happens.
What you're interacting with, the events don't cause our feelings. It's our interpretation. It's what we're telling ourselves, the narrative about those events. And if I saw somebody who says, gosh, Dr. Burns, I've been to 12 therapists and no one's ever been able to help me and I've been super severe and I haven't had one minute of happiness in my life, I feel euphoric.
What you're interacting with, the events don't cause our feelings. It's our interpretation. It's what we're telling ourselves, the narrative about those events. And if I saw somebody who says, gosh, Dr. Burns, I've been to 12 therapists and no one's ever been able to help me and I've been super severe and I haven't had one minute of happiness in my life, I feel euphoric.
Because I think, oh, my God, do I have a lot to give this person? This is going to be a tremendous positive experience. I get all kind of excited because that's my interpretation of that situation. Yeah.
Because I think, oh, my God, do I have a lot to give this person? This is going to be a tremendous positive experience. I get all kind of excited because that's my interpretation of that situation. Yeah.