Tag: Depression
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A Warm and Scaly Embrace
In the stillness of a moonlit night, as the world slumbered in its routine, I found myself at the shore, the waves whispering secrets to the sand. The air was thick with anticipation, a sense of impending revelation. It was in this sacred moment that I met Cthulhu, the ancient one, who rose from the…
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Ennui, Malaise, Balance, Purpose
Ennui and malaise can manifest in various ways, and their experiences can differ from person to person. Here’s a detailed look at what these feelings might involve: Ennui Ennui is often described as a profound sense of boredom and listlessness. Here are some common characteristics: Malaise Malaise is a general sense of discomfort, unease, or…
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The stream of warm impermanence
The stages of change, also known as the Transtheoretical Model (TTM), describe the process people go through to change their behavior. This model, developed by James Prochaska and Carlo DiClemente in the late 1970s, includes the following stages: Understanding these stages can help in developing strategies and interventions that are appropriate for the individual’s current…
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On and on and on
I find that I am thinking of what to post here throughout the day and it’s affecting the activities I try to complete. It’s sort of like when you’re still out running but you’re already thinking about what the title should be on Strava. Actually, it’s a lot like that. I’m not sure how I…
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Brain Zaps Again
As Father’s Day approaches, the excitement of celebrating with family often brings a sense of joy and anticipation. However, for those of us grappling with anxiety and the adjustment to new medications, this time can also be fraught with uncertainty and emotional turbulence. Today, I want to share my personal journey of navigating these challenges…