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A core belief is client's long-held assumption about themself, other people, or the wider environment. | A core belief is a client's long-held assumption about themself, other people, or the wider environment. | ||
Core beliefs are often unconscious. | Core beliefs are often unconscious. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 27 May 2020
Working effectively with others - coaching techniques.
A core belief is a client's long-held assumption about themself, other people, or the wider environment.
Core beliefs are often unconscious.
Core beliefs can be positive or negative.
A focus of cognitive behavioural work is raising the client's self-awareness of their core beliefs, and working to challenge and change unhelpful core beliefs.
