Printout for Low Days

http://eponis.tumblr.com/post/113798088670/everything-is-awful-and-im-not-okay-questions-t

Anyone who has ever suffered through depression knows that basic tasks can seem unmanageable.

The link above can be saved and printed and serves as a much-needed reminder that there are seemingly little things that can make a difference in our mood.

I’m saving this.

What rituals do you rely on to pull you back from the depths?

4 thoughts on “Printout for Low Days

  1. While I generally do not suffer any longer from such debilitating thoughts, my son still does. I printed this for him and pinned it to his bedroom door. Maybe it will be helpful for him while he is feeling so overwhelmed.

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  2. I don’t believe I suffer from depression (so my thoughts may / may not be helpful), but I have been working on recognizing when I can’t trust my feelings. Probably about half the time I can recognize when I’m feeling that way, and I am able to just set my feelings aside and let my logical brain take over.

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    • You bring up a great point. In fact, learning to logically counter ANTs — Automatic Negative Thoughts, is a big concept in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. That’s wonderful that you can see when your feelings/thoughts are faulty and counter with logic. Thanks for reading and taking the time to offer your perspective. šŸ™‚

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