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Understanding is progress – “Anxiety” Pt.2
Understanding what’s behind my feelings: Sometimes, it’s hard to say what causes anxiety or anxiety-related feelings. In our last post, we discussed defining and adopting different vocabulary for what we may be experiencing. I’ve listed a few personal things that have influenced how I feel and react to everyday situations. People’s perceptions: Worrying about whatContinue reading “Understanding is progress – “Anxiety” Pt.2”
Define what you mean by “Anxiety” Pt.1
What book would I read over and over again?
This month’s reminder: LookafterU4me
In a world that is often so performance-oriented; it can be easy to put pressure on ourselves that is unhelpful. But when you’ve tried your best, and done all you can do: acknowledge it. Write it down, internalise that you’ve done your best and the rest can be left till another date. So, don’t beContinue reading “This month’s reminder: LookafterU4me”
We remember you: LookafterU4me [free printable]
We are celebrating 5 years of blogging on this amazing platform. We hope you will share our excitement and get reading this year. Each post is well-thought-out and aims to engage and encourage the reader on the journey. So get your favourite beverage and get reading!
It’s ‘LookafterU4me’s birthday! [Free printable]
You are loved:)
What do we do? @LookafterU4me
LookafterU4me is a personable and relatable blog with real-life stories about mental health. We aim to create mental health awareness in the hope of helping lift the stigma and shame associated with mental health. This blog was formed to break the silence surrounding mental health and diagnosis. However, we speak on common issues that impactContinue reading “What do we do? @LookafterU4me”
We are celebrating 5 years [free printable bookmarks pdf]
Free printable bookmarks for subscribers. A big thank you for all your patience and faithfulness through out the years. We appreciate each read, each follow.
Have a good week – feel free to share our blog to like-minded readers.
More benefits of Journaling [Healing Series continued] Pt2
Although journalling or diary-keeping have effective coping strategies it doesn’t replace the need for social interactions and people. We are social beings in need of affection, approval and reassurance. It’s in our genetic makeup.