Your Mental Health Toolkit: A Card Deck

45 Cards to Navigate Difficult Emotions

Author: Emma Cotterill

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A new, engaging and fresh approach to address your mental health, this card deck and booklet is written and designed by a clinical psychologist, backed by sound psychological reasoning and advice.

This 45-card deck and accompanying booklet will help you establish a healthy mental health practice so you can deal with issues, prevent negative spirals and build long-term resilience.

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Summary

A new, engaging and fresh approach to address your mental health, this card deck and booklet is written and designed by a clinical psychologist, backed by sound psychological reasoning and advice.

This 45-card deck and accompanying booklet will help you establish a healthy mental health practice so you can deal with issues, prevent negative spirals and build long-term resilience.

Description

This simple and effective deck brings you strategies, actions and reflections to help you deal with difficult emotions and challenge negative thought processes, all the while encouraging you to build a more resilient mindset.

Designed by clinical psychologist Dr Emma Cotterill, the 45 cards draw on established therapy approaches including CBT, ACT, mindfulness and principles of self-compassion. The deck's three themes will help you create a personalized, holistic toolkit so that you can:

RESPOND to difficult emotions and develop more helpful ways of thinking

RESTORE your energy and sense of calm through self-care strategies

REFLECT on your thoughts, feelings and behaviours to encourage further growth

The accompanying guidebook offers additional advice and shows you the best combination of cards to use for specific mental health issues.

About the Author

Dr Emma Cotterill is a clinical psychologist experienced in supporting people with a range of mental health difficulties. Alongside individual psychological therapy work, Emma is a trainer, writer and supervisor, and is passionate about mental health education and supporting wellbeing. Emma lives in Surrey, UK.