The STOP Skill, a cornerstone of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), offers a structured approach to pausing and gaining control during emotionally charged moments. This technique is crucial for anyone looking to navigate intense emotions with clarity and confidence.
The STOP Skill: A Four-Step Practice Read More »
Slow down. Look closer. Let the little things matter.
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Seriously, self-sabotage isn’t some flaw in your character or a lack of willpower
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Regret is particularly tough because the past is unchangeable.
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Instant (or immediate) gratification is a term that refers to the temptation, and resulting tendency, to forego a future benefit in order to obtain a less rewarding but more immediate benefit.
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Why having a Plan B can sometimes backfire?
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At first glance, it’s no wonder meditation might seem boring. There’s not much happening on the surface — you’re just sitting still, focusing on your breath. It doesn’t exactly sound thrilling, does it?
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A “Mindful Transition” from work mode to personal time means actively using awareness and intention to smoothly switch gears between your professional and personal life, often involving a dedicated “wrap-up routine” to mentally detach from work tasks, allowing you to fully engage in your personal time with less stress and improved wellbeing.
7 Intentional Practices to Shift from Work Mode to Me Time Read More »
Embracing patience for growth means actively cultivating the ability to wait and persevere through challenges
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Do you ever feel like you’re living a life that’s been predetermined by a set of routines?
Break Free from Autopilot: Take Charge of Your Life Read More »
