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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Stress

One of the things that can have an adverse effect on our mental and physical health is stress. Stress can lead to a variety of physical, emotional, and mental health problems. It can cause headaches, muscle tension, and digestive issues, weakening the imm

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Self-trust

Prioritizing and nurturing ourselves also means trusting ourselves. Trusting ourselves is important because it builds confidence and helps us make decisions without constantly seeking approval from others. When we trust our instincts, we navigate challeng

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Benefits of a digital detox

In the digital world that we live in, it is essential to be mindful and keep ourselves away from our devices as much as possible. A digital detox helps reduce stress, improve focus, and enhance mental well-being by limiting screen time and social media us

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Learning Self-Compassion

One of the most important things to learn is developing self-compassion. Learning self-compassion starts with treating ourselves as we would treat a close friend—offering kindness instead of harsh criticism. We must acknowledge our struggles without judgm

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Coping with Emotional triggers

We might be emotionally triggered at times, even after healing. That is why coping with emotional triggers is essential. It requires self-awareness and proactive strategies. Start by identifying specific triggers and recognizing early signs of distress. P

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ArraDreaming | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Anyone up for a Sunday night chat?

I’ll be here from about 7:30/8 if anyone is keen chat and just talk about stuff, I miss our Sunday night chats Pull up a chair near the fire, BYO drinks I got snacks

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Jorro77 | New Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Long time bpd sufferer

Hi guys I've just found this page. I'm 47 and have had bpd since I can remember but only got diagnosed with it 18months ago while serving an 18 month prison sentence for my disorder. I am not blaming anyone but myself for my actions but I am once again in

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Nervous system regulation

Regulating our nervous system can immensely influence our moods and behaviors. It involves balancing the sympathetic (fight-or-flight) and parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) responses. Deep breathing exercises, such as diaphragmatic or box breathing, help

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Manipulation

Manipulation can also be considered a form of psychological abuse because it involves controlling, deceiving, or influencing someone in a way that undermines their autonomy and well-being. It often includes tactics like guilt-tripping, gaslighting, passiv

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Self-sabotage

We end up self-sabotaging ourselves for many reasons. Self-sabotage can severely impact mental health by creating a cycle of negative thoughts, low self-esteem, and emotional distress. When we undermine our success, we experience guilt, frustration, and a

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