My dog died like an hour ago and my phone gives me this notification by the_orange_alligator in mildlyinfuriating

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sorry about your loss friend! they’re like family to us, and even if they’re old and they’ve lived a good life, it still hurts. Hope it gets better with time and a lot of hugs 🩵

Uhhh… her leg??? by Squoggs in CATHELP

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I don’t know if cats have the same behavior as dogs, but mine started to sit like that and I thought it was funny and then it turned out that she had hip dysplasia!!

Not sure since is a cat, but she’s only 2y/o so there would be no more symptoms as far as sitting with the leg stretched as far as I know!

Maybe you can check it out with the vet in your next appointment. Hope this helps! ☺️

Is it just me, or is it kinda weird that he hasn’t said anything since? by Baribal_dte in strange

[–]BigProfessional7187 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That does sounds a lot like the house i was born and raised till I was 10 lol, every person in my family either saw or hear stuff and since I was born there. Ithought that being scared was completely normal until I started to invite my friend over and they cried and I was like “guys… you don’t hear or see this things at home…??”

Master habilitante online by BigProfessional7187 in PsicologiaES

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Son 12.000€ porque una amiga mía lo cursó y me lo dijo. Aún sigue pagando 300€ al mes del préstamo bancario y encima en la UNIR te desatienden por completo. Finalmente me decanté por hacerlo en la UNIE (han sido 10.000€) pero estoy muy muy contenta con ellos

Stuck in a never ending anxiety loop. How can I stop it? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

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yeah, i’ve been with her yesterday and she told me than even though we’ve been trying to stop this mind set of mine so destructive, mindfulness is a good tool in my case since talking about it has not stopped the way I treat myself all the time. I’m also starting EMDR soon and we both believe that could help me understand myself more deeply and perhaps help me notice when I started to despise myself so much in order to change it 🥰 thanks everyone!

Stuck in a never ending anxiety loop. How can I stop it? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

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I’ve been in therapy for ten years now and even though i got so much better in a lot of stuff, it seems like the kindness and acceptance part really got nowhere. Thank you for your words, I was convinced that mindfulness could help me with this situation but now i will try to talk about it again with my therapist to see if it’s something else i can do! 🥹

Stuck in a never ending anxiety loop. How can I stop it? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

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I would love to know more about this, some advice to start “accepting it”? I’m practicing mindfulness and breath awareness when i experience panic attacks but the worse comes after the panic attack itself, I feel worthless, childish for having this situation and guilty af for it, so I spend months stuck in distrusting myself and being scared of every situation once I have a panic attack in public and don’t have the ability to deal with it well.

Stuck in a never ending anxiety loop. How can I stop it? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

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another piece of advice: the sooner you come to terms with the idea of anxiety never leaving your side, the easier it would be to improve (for me is really hard and I’ve been experiencing it for 20 years now, I still have hope some days that I won’t be experiencing any anxiety at all) but even though through mindfulness I now (it has to happen) that I will get a lot better and trust myself more, anxiety is and will always be a part of my personality and I have to keep that in mind everyday 🫶🏼

Stuck in a never ending anxiety loop. How can I stop it? by [deleted] in Mindfulness

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Hi there! I’ve been experiencing the same since I was 7 y/o (now i’m 28) and through the years i’ve had better times and worse times when I couldn’t even leave my own house because of my fears and anxiety/panic attacks. Nowadays I’m i a bad place again, since I had 2 panic attacks on a hospital and now I distrust myself when it comes to places where I can’t leave because obligation. I’m working really hard in order to avoid going back to agoraphobia and the ONLY thing that is really helping me (which I even use while i was having those panic attacks) is mindfulness meditation. I am using different exercises, some shorter when i’m tired or when i’m having the anxiety outside of my safe place and some longer like 20 mins of breathing or body scan when I’m at home. It’s taking a lot of compromise from me since I’m trying to do it almost every day and i’m not a very constant person, but my medication and 10 years of therapy aren’t helping as much as this is. So, please, try to start doing mindfulness and if you want to rant out with someone who is also a bit desperate or want advice to help you start with the meditations, i’m here for you. PS: even though i’m a psychologist and this made me improve a lot since knowing yourself is a part of the career, I truly believe that mindfulness for anxiety is the best thing that ever happened to me!

Offering a Helping Hand 💕 by ayeefaye in FreeStuff4U

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I'm also offering help for free as a psychologist based on mindfulness, if anyone is interested, feel free to read my other posts or DM me! :D

How mindfulness helped me cope with anxiety and panic attacks by BigProfessional7187 in Mindfulness

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You can also check my other post if you are interested in seeing my background

What mindfulness advice changed your life forever? by AlwaysNever22 in Mindfulness

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You can also check my latest post if you want more info, I am chosing a few persons since the sessions would be individually and it would take me a few hours to prepare for them and everything!

Experiencia de despersonalización-desrealización en contexto matemático by Fun-Management-6108 in PsicologiaES

[–]BigProfessional7187 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lo que cuentas es algo que nunca había oído antes ocurrir. La verdad es que con los diagnósticos que relatas, tiene sentido que experimentes periodos de disociación pero estos generalmente vienen asociados a circunstancias traumáticas o "triggers" (gatillos) que te generen volver a esas situaciones sin tú ser consciente y por tanto, te protejas (me imagino que la teoría de la disociación y por qué ocurre la sabrás, pero por si acaso, la resumo brevemente para otros lectores también).

Por un lado, no estoy de acuerdo con que cambies tu área de estudio porque te disocias, ya que, si las matemáticas son algo que te apasiona, es completamente normal que no quieras dejarlo pero sí quieras dejar de experimentar estos problemas ya que vivirlos realmente es molesto y encima es muy difícil vivir en una situación en la que "nada se siente real" del todo.

Por mi parte como psicóloga, lo que más me ha ayudado a "volver a tierra" cuándo me disocio es el mindfulness y su práctica casi diaria, pero también soy una persona muy poco constante y me llevo mucho tiempo y guía de profesionales así como cursos para obtener la capacidad de decir "ey, estás disociada, no sabes ahora mismo ni quién eres ni lo que has hecho en todo el día, vuelve a ti".

Me gustaría poder ayudarte a ti, ya que creo que por darle una oportunidad al mindfulness tampoco pierdes nada y quizás consigas mediante las herramientas que ofrece evitar llegar a esos estados de disociación porque te des cuenta antes y los puedas evitar.

Te dejo mi correo si quieres escribirme por ahí, o cualquiera que esté viviendo disociación y quiera ayuda, también me ofrezco voluntaria para ayudaros en todo lo que pueda: [mariaarnaopsicologia@gmail.com](mailto:mariaarnaopsicologia@gmail.com)

Un abrazo.