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Session 3 - Review of Toe-to-Head Muscle Relaxation with Visualization and the Introduction of the Dysphoria (Anxiety/Depression) Protocol, Education about Anxious-Depressive Distress and Teaching the Bad Memory Protocol (Emotion Regulation Toolbox)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 September 2020

Devon E. Hinton
Affiliation:
Harvard Medical School
Baland Jalal
Affiliation:
University of Cambridge
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In session 3, applied stretching is taught, and the patient is led once more through the whole body muscle relaxation (with contract-release and stretch-release relaxation) with visualization. As in almost all lessons, there is a section on mindfulness and stretching. The chapter introduces a Bad Memory Protocol, which consists of a set of “tools,” for example, emotion regulation and relaxation-type techniques, to be used when unwanted bad memories occur or when upset for any reason. It serves as practice in emotion regulation, a set of emotion regulation techniques. As indicated in the last session, the therapist should be sure that the patient does the stretching and other motions, and if the patient does not, the therapist should encourage the patient to do so, all the while with a playful mien, a playful demeanor. This models a positive way of interacting and it also creates new positive associations to the topics being discussed. At times, to promote relaxation, the therapist should purposefully slow and deepen the voice. This also creates a sense of shift in the session: a shift in voice and emotional register.

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Transdiagnostic Multiplex CBT for Muslim Cultural Groups
Treating Emotional Disorders
, pp. 41 - 51
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2020

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