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RE: Let's Fight our Depression

in #life7 years ago (edited)

This is a quality post :) All of these things have great value to offer when managing depression. Years ago when I had Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for my depression and anxiety, acceptance was most certainly the hardest but also one of the most important parts of the process; especially with anxiety!

I was introduced to something called "Worry Time" where if you cannot help but feel anxious about something then accept that, find a safe place and simply allow yourself to worry freely about it, tonot try and control it. I found that after a while of doing this it's almost as if your mind grows accustomed to it and the anxiety begins to diminsh slowl and you can begin to re-establish control.

Well done with post, it's so important to show others that things can be different and they aren't alone :)

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Depression is something people don't​ like to talk about as most of them think that there is something wrong with them but in fact, ​it's​ perfectly normal to get Depressed​ Sometimes.

The Concept of Worry Time is New to me and its good to learn new Things by bringing out some Topics.