Asking yourself Socratic questions can calm your irrational thoughts
(CNN) — Do irrational thoughts sometimes crowd your mind, leaving you feeling worried or maybe even on the verge of a panic attack?
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(CNN) — Do irrational thoughts sometimes crowd your mind, leaving you feeling worried or maybe even on the verge of a panic attack?
Named after Socrates, the influential Greek philosopher known for asking others questions to help them refine their thinking and arrive closer to the truth, it’s a common technique therapists teach
If you have irrational thoughts, asking yourself questions that challenge their legitimacy can help you relieve stress and think more clearly and mindfully.
Do irrational thoughts sometimes crowd your mind, leaving you feeling worried or maybe even on the verge of a panic attack?
If you have irrational thoughts, asking yourself questions that challenge their legitimacy can help you relieve stress and think more clearly and mindfully.