Postcards from the Funny Farm

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I was invited by Isabella Mori, licensed therapist, to write a guest blog on her site. She’s been a long-time blog friend and it’s been awesome watching her site this past year.

I have an affinity for people in psycholgy. In some ways I feel I may have missed my calling. This was really brought home when in 2001-2002 I went through what John Mayer might call a “quarter-life-crisis.” Therapy really helped me. When I was done, I literally didn’t want to stop. But part of the cognitive therapy model is to have a patient goal so it doesn’t go on without cause for months or years. She also gave me 10 examples of distorted thinking that can keep a person neurotic. These are amazing if you haven’t heard of them yet, or if you need to be reminded. I listed them in the guest blog in case you’re interested in reading them.

This guestblog is my plug for cognitive therapy. Sometimes even the proudest minds need help sorting things out. Thank you for publishing the article Isabella. You are welcome to do the same at here at the Funny Farm anytime.

Url to the guest blog is linked below:

moritherapy.org/article/cognitive-therapy-the-10-d...