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Mental health
fromPsychology Today
6 days ago

Life With Anxiety: The World of "What Ifs"

Anxious people overestimate risk and underestimate their coping ability, leading them to catastrophize ordinary situations and focus on worst-case scenarios rather than actual present events.
fromPsychology Today
2 weeks ago

How to View the Concept of Shaming

If you feel shame, recognize that no one else can shame you; only you can make yourself feel ashamed. Only you have the power to create your emotions-positive, negative, helpful, or unhelpful. The Stoics Hundreds of years ago, the Greek and Roman Stoics advanced that insight. In his treatise the Enchiridion, Epictetus wrote: Men are disturbed not by the things that happen but by their opinions about those things. In his Epistles, Seneca stated: Everything depends on opinion.
Philosophy
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

Change the Way You Think, to Change the Way You Fly

Negative core beliefs formed early shape emotions, thoughts, and behavior; identifying triggers and using cognitive restructuring, gratitude, and grace can reduce negative self-talk.
fromPsychology Today
5 months ago

How to Deal With Being Disliked at the Office

Some people have an uncomfortable work environment because their coworkers treat them poorly, and even worse, some of these people disturb themselves about it. To address this problem, first apply the Problem Separation Technique (PST). Ask yourself, do I have a practical problem, and if I do, am I creating an emotional problem about my practical problem? The Practical Problem If you are disliked at work, this may present a Practical Problem: Ask yourself these questions: 1. What are my goals each day at the office?
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