Posts Tagged ‘mood’

Looking Out for Life

Written by John on October 28th, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by macropoulos at Flickr When I was growing up, no one ever talked about depression. I didn’t know what it was, and the moods I went through didn’t get much reaction from my parents. Yet I spent a lot of time isolating myself, not feeling like playing with my friends or going [...]

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Tags: anxiety, brother, childhood, family, father, Fear, fighting, home, hurt, mood, mother
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Making Decisions When Depressed

Written by John on September 23rd, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by AMagill at Flickr Like so many, I experience depression in various forms, yet each in its own way knocks out the decision control center in my mind. At times, I scramble in anxiety and can’t focus enough to pick out one among many possibilities. At other times, I don’t care about [...]

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Tags: choice, continuum model, decisions, mood, power, spectrum
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Writing, Creativity and Healing – 2

Written by John on June 9th, 2009
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Some Rights Reserved by cmykcellist at Flickr Thanks again to isabella at moritherapy and her post about Mental Health Camp, I’ve been reading Louise DeSalvo’s Writing as a Way of Healing. She discusses at length not only the healing power of the writing process but also the need for a writer to care for the [...]

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Tags: Anthony Storr, creativity, detachment, fulfillment, healing, life, Louise DeSalvo, meditation, mind, mood, personality, practice, reality, spirituality, Writing, yoga
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