recovery

Your illness does not define you. It's your resolve to recover that does.

Breaking a Generational Curse
When I'm driving, my mind tends to wander. This can fall into the category of “a dangerous pastime,” as Lafou says, especially since I tend to reach into the past and try to figure out what the heck people's problems were with me. Obsessive? Perhaps, but I do try to improve myself, and I firmly believe in doing post mortems of relationships, no matter what kind. If I'm going to make mistakes, I want to make new ones, not repeat past screwups.
By Meredith Harmon2 years ago in Psyche
Farewell to the Houseguest . Top Story - December 2023. Content Warning.
for Æ...go deo, and for anyone who needs to read it. What a simple wee ruse, just to lay down the tools, I had clutched in my Hands,
By Conor Darrall2 years ago in Psyche
What stress can do to your brain
Ever find yourself tossing and turning at night, perhaps feeling more irritable or forgetful than usual? Hey, we've all been there. Chances are, stress is paying you a visit. Now, stress isn't always the villain; it can be a handy sidekick, providing that burst of energy and focus needed for a heated sports match or a nerve-wracking public speech. However, when stress becomes a constant companion, the kind that lingers day in and day out, it starts to play tricks on your brain. Let's unravel this fascinating tale of stress and its impact on the brain in a way that's as engaging as your favorite story.
By Rolake Baba2 years ago in Psyche
The Grieving Process
There is no definitive right or wrong way to cope with the passing of a friend or family member. Grieving is a challenging process that varies for each individual. It is important to understand that dealing with loss is not just about managing the emotions, but also about adapting to the changes that come with it. This adjustment takes time and cannot be rushed.
By Elizabeth Walter2 years ago in Psyche
Psychology and being Likable
Introduction Likability, the elusive quality that makes individuals magnetic and appealing, is a subject of fascination for psychologists and a trait many strive to possess. In the intricate dance of social interactions, understanding the psychology behind being likable opens doors to forming meaningful connections, fostering positive relationships, and navigating the complexities of human dynamics. This article explores the multifaceted nature of likability, delving into the psychological principles that contribute to being genuinely and irresistibly likable.
By Asmaa M2 years ago in Psyche
Focus on doing things related to the goal
The pages of "Essentialism" have left an indelible mark on my perspective. It's more than a book; it's a guiding philosophy urging us to discern what truly matters in the cacophony of life. The idea of honing in on tasks intricately connected to personal goals while avoiding the temptation of scattered pursuits resonates deeply.
By Victor2 years ago in Psyche
The Annoying Friend . Content Warning.
I didn't think there was ever a problem with making friends. I was pretty out-going, fun, confident and was a fluent speaker.
By Kodah2 years ago in Psyche
Volition as Wings, Soaring Against the Wind
In the tremendous and extensive material of the sky, where the purplish blue meets the skyline, birds arise as valiant heroes in a story of flexibility. With relentless assurance, they take part in a hit the dance floor with the breeze, spreading their wings wide as though to oppose the actual quintessence of obstruction. Their rising to the sky turns into a demonstration of the dauntless soul that exists in, filled by a natural resolve that goes about as an impetus for taking off despite everything. This avian expressive dance, where each vacillate is a victory over difficulty, fills in as a significant similitude for the imperative job of tireless self discipline in our own life story.
By Victor2 years ago in Psyche
"Who Are You Going To Be Today, Carol?"
Today, I know who I am. I am 'Carol.' But who is Carol? Well, today she got out of bed, did her hair, and her makeup; and she feels slim, happy, confident, and ready to face her day.
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Psyche
Messages That Have Helped Me Along The Way!
Stories I was told growing up, culture stories taught me values and lessons. Many in a humorous way. The story about the eagle flying through the center of the storm to get to the other side has been so helpful to me and others.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Psyche
My Battle With Recovery After Eating Disorders: Part Two. Content Warning.
The second part of my journey. You can read the first part here: I am getting used to food. Some days I am fine, and on those days I can eat what I love without the guilty feelings that creep up, but on others,
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Psyche
Reaping Revelations: An Eerie Enlightenment from the Other Side
Welcome, brave souls, to our tantalizing tour of the twilight zone that exists just beyond the veil of the living – the mysterious world of near-death experiences (NDEs). Yes, it's us, your favorite specters of the afterlife, the Grim Reaper and gang, here to guide you through the fascinatingly eerie world where science and the supernatural waltz in a bewildering embrace.
By ScienceStyled2 years ago in Psyche