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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.

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

October 24, 2022October 24, 2022 Nina Green bottom up healing, life skills, Recovery

Whole Self-Mental-Health

Using the Biopsychosocial model of wellbeing and Circle of Control model of personal efficacy to organise positive change and mental health recovery.

July 1, 2022July 1, 2022 Nina Green life skills, Recovery

On Recovery

When self care becomes burnout and we're not recovering from the work we're doing to recover, it's time to swim out of the mainstream and get some perspective.

Right in the middle of @chloeshayden ‘s great post is a sentence that hit like a brick. To all of us who have to pre-think how distressed to appear in a GP visit so we get the referral or tests we need, for the invisible disability folks who get snarkily questioned when we use disability accommodations, for the undiagnosed humans (and even the diagnosed ones) wondering they’re gaslighting themselves about their neurodivergence because other people have it worse…. I see you ❤️‍🔥 in the magnificent words of an old friend, “just because some people have it worse doesn’t make it okay”. It's been a(nother) rough-as few days in the media hellscape, and I'm just here to say I feel it too. There *are* things you can do to take care of yourself. Happy spring equinox! Days stretch out longerand longer from here till midsummer 🌺 "The campsite rule" says that we should leave anyplace we spend time a bit better than we found it, and damn Dolly, you sure did that. Still thinking about burnout - about deep rest (midwinter hibernation anyone?), about inequality and structural reasons for our overwhelm, as well as about the biology of what's happening - being stuck in fight or flight and getting more and more tangled the more we try to save ourselves. Winter mood meme dump ☔️ The reason we can’t Put our phones down is STRUCTURAL not PERSONAL! Are you a registered Wellbeing practitioner looking for a private practice space? Just read an entire therapist thread with things therapists wish they could say to their clients and this is the TLDR.
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