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Category: self care

July 20, 2023 Nina Green life skills, Recovery, self care

Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death

(Is the name of an old punk compilation record) ... But also exemplifies something I have been thinking about a lot, both when working with clients and in my own life. The idea is that the “frictionless” or hyper-convenient parts of culture can lead us to feel miserable. In contemporary life we’re confronted by so … Continue reading Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death

April 7, 2023 Nina Green life skills, Recovery, self care, Uncategorized

I Just Can’t Get You Out of My Head

Rumination is a part of being human - especially in times of stress. It's a star symptom in both anxiety disorders and depression - and if you're depressed or very anxious, rumination can feel like being stuck in a flood that threatens to drown you. But it doesn't have to. Because rumination is a kind of habit - and habits can be changed.

February 13, 2023February 13, 2023 Nina Green bottom up healing, life skills, Recovery, self care

The Big Sensory Regulation Cheat Sheet

If you've ever done housework to help shift your mood or manage stress, made a cup of tea when you're feeling sad, played music to boost your mood, or gone for a run or to the gym to work through feelings - then you've used sensory regulation.

November 29, 2022November 29, 2022 Nina Green life skills, self care

Ten Tips to Survive the Holidays

(and some happy distractions if all else fails). “If you think you’re enlightened, spend a week with your family.” ~ Ram Dass Festive fancy drinks can be low-booze or alcohol free, as well as giving you control of what you're drinking. At this time of year, there are probably people who are looking forward to … Continue reading Ten Tips to Survive the Holidays

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Keeping an eye on what feels different is helpful in therapy, as is having clear goals. What would life be like if you didn’t need to go to therapy anymore? I just accidentally reposted @indiarosecrawford ‘s “frog’s duvet day” reel and honestly sometimes fate makes good choices for me 😂 cannot think of a better mental health message to be fair 💚☔️ Still learning this 🙂🌈 Reason for (cautious) optimism 🤞🌦️🌈 Nah they’re pretty good, but I feel this little guy’s vibe 🌊 Marie McMahon - You are on Aboriginal Land, 1984. In the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, who note: Here I am to bring you a cool article about memory, the onmiprescent-polycrisis and how to survive it (and even build more meaning and community in life). From the article by Theresa MacPhail: Summer! Back at the Convent on the 20th after a few weeks of trains and tents and saltwater and loved ones and deep downtime (with scary books) 📚 🌺🌊😎 Does this year feel like more of a final slog to the finish line than usual? I know it does for me! I had grand plans to post a bunch of thoughtful and useful content heading into the weirdest time of the year, but life and work has defeated me (so far… still hoping!!)
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