ANGRY ANTS: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy CBT Group Game for Negative Thinking

Too many ants at a picnic can be frustrating. Similar to cognitive distortions, too many Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTS) can foster negative feelings, such as worry and anger.

Below is what is included in this cognitive therapy game:

1. A brief story with images describing ANT metaphor.

2. Appealing poster with cognitive re-framing questions.

3. Sixteen Mind Reading cognitive distortions with multiple choice cognitive re-frames.

4. Eight Labeling cognitive distortions with multiple choice cognitive re-frame.

5. Eight Magnifying (focusing on the negative) cognitive distortions with multiple choice cognitive re-frames.

6. Eight Rules (should statements) cognitive distortions with multiple choice cognitive re-frames.

7. Prediction (fortune telling, jumping to conclusions) cognitive distortions with multiple choice cognitive re-frames.

8. Poster with cognitive distortion definition with specific suggestions for re-framing for all five of The Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTS).

9. Reward cards and certificate to reinforce progress.

10. Additional task cards for prompting and practicing.

This game may also be applied for other negative emotions, such as anxiety, sadness, and depression.

BONUS Game Board added to include coping skill reinforcers.

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