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Everyone has intrusive thoughts at some point in their life. Some are innocent but harmless thoughts, while others are intrusive thoughts that may trigger feelings of fear, anger, or shame. Whatever your thoughts may be, it's important to remember that you're not alone. This post will cover six examples of intrusive thoughts that are important to know about. Therapy In A Nutshell, Stop Intrusive Thinking, Intrusive Thinking Quotes Funny, How To Stop Intrusive Thinking, Intrusive Thinking Help, Intrusive Thought Tattoo, Intrusive Thinking Quotes, Intrusive Thought Quotes, Thought Distortions

Everyone has intrusive thoughts at some point in their life. Some are innocent but harmless thoughts, while others are intrusive thoughts that may trigger feelings of fear, anger, or shame. Whatever your thoughts may be, it's important to remember that you're not alone. This post will cover six examples of intrusive thoughts that are important to know about.

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Setting healthy boundaries is something I’ve only recently started to implement in my life. It isn’t easy for me and I’m learning as I go but I want to share the techniques I’ve learnt and been using because this seems to resonate with many of you. Basically, boundaries are our own personal limits on how people can treat us, how they can behave around us, and what they expect from us. This is very difficult, especially if you have lived most of your life in a codependent/enmeshed environment…

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Institute of Child Psychology on Instagram: "Being in tune with children’s needs requires a lot of patience and communication. Yet in an attempt to calm a child as quickly as possible, you might focus on the behaviour, and not what’s causing it. Instead of asking a child “what’s wrong with you?” it is more helpful to say “help me understand what happened.”  This type of language creates a safety net for the child where they can share their thoughts and feelings. It strays away from unhelpful language such as wrong, and lets children know that they aren’t being accused of something, so they feel more comfortable talking about what has upset them.  CREDIT: Based on the original blog entry: https://www.busybees.edu.au/2020-02-289-phrases-that-help-children-express-big-emotions/ . . . 👇Want m Safety Net, Sleep Remedies, Child Psychology, Dry Brushing, Raising Kids, Thoughts And Feelings, Psychologist, Blog Entry, Counseling

Institute of Child Psychology on Instagram: "Being in tune with children’s needs requires a lot of patience and communication. Yet in an attempt to calm a child as quickly as possible, you might focus on the behaviour, and not what’s causing it. Instead of asking a child “what’s wrong with you?” it is more helpful to say “help me understand what happened.” This type of language creates a safety net for the child where they can share their thoughts and feelings. It strays away from unhelpful…

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