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Duckie- | Casual Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Distress tolerance

I'm trying to gather some more tools and strategies for distress tolerance and trigger management particularly I'm regards to preventing dissociation and switching to maladaptive alters when interacting with services that are deemed a threat to us and my

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ClockFace | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Thing more - Time is an asset, the most important one we have

Time is your most valuable asset, but it slips through your fingers quicker than water. Invest it wisely. Dont invest in those who make you feel like that they dont want to invest their time in you or they are doing you a favour in doing so. You should al

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Tehla | New Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Manage Bipolar Lows

Hi im new here and am seeking some personal feedback, on how to manage bi polar lows, what have you tried to help ride or improve the wave of the lows?

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Arbie_wun | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Busy, busy, busy

This time of year, is always busy ... and I know that for me it is always the same. There are pre-Christmas deadlines at work that cause a mad rush thanks to customers wanting their stuff before Christmas. Add to this the ever-prevalent Christm

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Persevere | Casual Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Looking for recommendation

So glad to have joined this forum. Does anyone have any good experience with personality disorder specialist clinic to recommend? Looking for one for my 21yr old daughter. We are in the south east. Thanks much.

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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bellywellywoo | Casual Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

How do I tell my parents - WARNING: self harm

I am a pretty young person with body image issues and sometimes I feel like the only thing I can do to control one thing in my life is to hurt myself. It doesn't matter if I do something good, I still don't like anything about me. My parents recently foun

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Lola123 | Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Christmas advice

Due to a huge rift in the family due to new mental health issues no one knows how to come together and make christmas fun for the young children this year. One family member who does not realise what they have done has made huge problems with everyone and

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LavenderSkiez | New Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Never ending

There was a point in my life this year that I thought I beat my bpd and I didn't. For the last couple of months I've been feeling off, and since I've moved out of home it's gotten worse. Do we get support where people come to our homes and help us ad

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PLHH | Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

What brings you joy?

Been going through a hard time, but these are things that have been keeping me grounded and in the now, or "sane" if I'm being more honest. I figured I must not be the only one so what's the "happy place" for you? Hard too be sad surrounded by beauti

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Paperdaisy | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Distress Tolerance

We all experience emotions; they are important and a part of our survival. Given that there is a whole range of emotions, some we are going to be OK with and some we will find uncomfortable and difficult. I know I personally, have difficulty with sad

Recovery ClubCreated 5 years ago

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