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Sadness and extreme thinking
Phew. So, just got an email from my `dbt mentor’ and ex-therapist that is having quite an effect on me. I had sent a couple of emails letting her know what I was up to (hoping to reinforce her? Impress … Continue reading
Posted in abandonment, checking the facts, dbt, dbt skills, dialectical behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, give, grief, mindfulness, mindfulness of current emotion, sadness
Tagged abandonment, checking the facts, crazy, give, goals, grief, long-term vs. short term goals, normal, sadness, too sensitive, what the hell is a tag?
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Participation…or Judgment and Misery
Well, one might think the choice would be easy. But not with this brain! Being judgmental can be really….among other things, satisfying. I have a bit of a twisted relationship with gyms. I’m usually a member of one, but I … Continue reading
Posted in daily skills, dbt skills, dialectical behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, life worth living, mindfulness, participation, skills practice
Tagged beast brain, DBT, dialectical behavioral therapy, dialectical therapy, goals, judgemental, judgment, life worth living, long term goals, meaningful life, misery, nia, participation, practice skills, short term goals, stop sign
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Mindfulness Resources, as promised
FYI: Bob Stahl is an MBSR teacher and trainer…and, Thich Nat Hahn also has cd’s available. Jon Kabat-Zinn is just…well…almost everything I’ve read or heard by him has just been really down to earth and helpful…although I wouldn’t recommended his … Continue reading
Mindfulness and Meditation, Jon Kabat-Zinn
I’m going to write a little bit about Mindfulness…what it is, and what it isn’t. Some people equate Mindfulness with meditation; but they’re not necessarily the same thing. Meditation may be one form of mindfulness – depending on what the … Continue reading