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Reduce work stress by 50% in 3 minutes with cognitive therapy
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Busy General Practitioners

An evidence-based tool to help you:
Recognise negative emotions
Target unhelpful thoughts &
Transform your stress
For FREE
REACT: Transforming Stress into Solutions for General Practitioners
In the demanding world of Primary Care, GPs are no strangers to pressure.
REACT is here to help you navigate these challenges, transforming stress from a burden into a source of personal and professional growth.

Why REACT is Essential for Busy GPs
Quick and Insightful:
Understand the roots of your stress in just 3 minutes—be it work overload, challenging patient interactions, or the balance between personal and professional life.

Reframed Approach
We'll help you see the silver lining in stressful moments, turning them into opportunities for growth and connection with your patients and yourself.

A Fresh Perspective:
Learn to look at tough situations in a new light. Imagine talking to a friend in need—this approach can help you treat yourself with the same kindness and understanding.


Thrive in Your Role as a GP
REACT empowers you to not just manage stress, but to use it as a catalyst for growth, empathy, and excellence in your practice. By nurturing your own wellbeing, you're better positioned to make a profound impact on the lives of those you care for.
What is the REACT framework?
1. RECOGNISE
a specific work challenge
2. EXAMINE
negative emotions and thoughts
3. APPRECIATE
positive values and hidden benefits in negative emotions
4. CHANGE
untrue negative thoughts with cognitive therapy tools
5. TAKE ACTION
to overcome the challenge with small steps
REACT is quick cognitive therapy for busy professionals inspired by TEAM CBT principles

What is Cognitive Therapy?
Created by Psychologist Dr Aaron Beck in the 1960s, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) aims to change negative emotions (like stress) by changing untrue, negative thoughts into true and empowering alternatives.
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What is TEAM CBT?
Early CBT pioneer, Psychiatrist Dr David Burns added a structured approach to tackle hidden resistance we all have to changing our thoughts. This unlocked quicker mood changes for many clients.

How is REACT different?
This innovative framework blends TEAM CBT principles with coaching and problem solving to aim for immediate stress relief and empowerment in 3 minutes compared to hours of conventional therapy.
What's inside the REACT 3 Minute Therapy Tool?

Write any current or upcoming challenge that is causing stress. This could be overload with patients or admin, a possible complaint or even a public speaking event.


Stress is often a combination of different emotions. Work with 1 of 8 emotions triggered by the challenge and reflect on the negative thoughts behind this feeling.


People often don't realise the GOOD reasons for feeling negative emotions in response to challenges in life. This may lead to self-blame and shame and worsen stress. Find or add your own specific positive values and benefits of your emotions.



Find up to 6 thinking errors (if present) then change thoughts using proven 'externalisation' techniques as if speaking to a dear friend in the same situation. Feel the difference in your stress immediately.


Answer time-bound '4S' Questions (Search, Social support, Specialist, Self-care) to take simple next steps to manage or overcome the challenge.


Work 1:1 with our Founder
Our free REACT therapy tool can help you understand how your mind works in moments of stress to calm your emotions and focus on solutions.
To turbo-charge your results, expert guidance from creator and expert Dr Tom Gedman during a REACT Plus session could make a huge difference to your wellbeing at work.
Prices start from £79

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