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how to cope with difficult times through my faith #prayer #difficulttimes #faith #healing #christcentered

Things I Do to Cope with Anxiety Breathe with Intention: When anxiety hits, I take a few deep, slow breaths. I focus on counting each one to ground myself and remind my body to relax. Move My Body: Even a quick walk or some stretching helps shift my focus and burn off nervous energy. Sometime

The colder months are on their way, and with longer nights I know seasonal depression can start to settle in for so many of us. 🌖✨ That’s why I put together simple things you can do when loneliness starts to creep in. These little practices are here to help you feel more connected, supported

Tough times don't last but tough people do. ✨ It's one of my favourite quotes, that I try to remind myself of whenever I'm having a bad day. It can be difficult to cope with, so I wanted to share a couple of tips, as I rely on them whenever I'm not having a good day, or if th

#affirmations #spring2024 #anxiety #stress #mentalhealth #wellness #positiveaffirmations #health Here are a few of my fav affirmations that I use to deal with daily stress and anxiety. Remember it is normal to feel stress and anxious! If you do feel overwhelmed, se

Some people are saying you don’t need to memorise the textbook, but that is not always true - I have sat tests that have been literally a memory exercise from a several hundred page textbook. Now, this is a terrible way to test student’s understanding, but sometimes that’s the game you gotta play.

Most people think emetophobia is about nausea… But the REAL fear is losing control in a situation you can’t escape from. Here’s the truth your anxiety doesn’t want you to know: You don’t need to control the environment to feel safe — you only need to control your internal response. These t

Anxiety can be tough, but small, daily habits can really help. Lifelight has become a peaceful space where I manage stress and take care of my mind. Here are a few ways I use it to feel more grounded: 📝 Write to Clear Your Head When I feel overwhelmed, I jot things down in Lifelight. ✔️ It he

#studytips #lemon8challenge #studies #goviral #Lemon8Diary （Thanks for reading my post! If you found it helpful, please give it a like.👻 I'd love to hear your suggestions in the comments! For more tips, feel free to follow me or let me know in the comments what you'd like to l

#studytips #lemon8challenge #memorize #StudyHacks #study (Thanks for reading my post! 🦊If you found it helpful, please give it a like.yI'd love to hear your suggestions in the comments! For more tips, feel free to follow me or let me know in the comments what you'd like to lea

Honestly I could go on forever with helpful tips and tricks! As someone who has struggled with anxiety I know how hard some days can be. How do you cope?❤️ #HealthTips #Lemon8Diary #fyp #anxiety #relatable #trending

seeing your ex move on while you're still very much in pain can feel like a huge setback, and it can definitely be hard to cope with. but it's important to remember that it's not personal, and it doesn't erase your relationship together. you will survive, and you too will find so

idk about you girlies, but the winter season really gets me down - i love the holidays! but the cold and gloomy weather really takes a toll on my mental health ⤵️ these are the things i’ve found that help me with seasonal depression (aka S.A.D. - seasonal affective disorder) over the years 🫶

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Anxiety is a very hard struggle for most people, including myself. I struggled with anxiety for a long time not know that’s what it was. It was a rollercoaster of me questioning myself on what is wrong with me? “Why am I like this” “why can’t I live a normal life like everybody else” and none of th

I know it’s really scary to be seeing your ex moving on and it’s probably taking a big hit to your ego and self worth, but there’s no need to take it personally. I understand, however, that it is an automatic to take these things to heart but at the end of the day, it really means nothing about you

🪴I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder & for a long time people enabled me trying to help & I let them so I didn’t have to feel uncomfortable - until I realized the damage & isolation I was putting myself in.If you stay in your head and let it consume you, it will do just th

I hope I can help in anyway and help you get through what I’m going through . Here’s some extra tips I do every morning to keep me in a positive mindset ❤️‍🩹 let’s go through this journey together & see how far we go ✨ having dreams and goals are definitely a way to look forward to the future

Heartbreak is brutal—there’s no way around it. When I went through it, I felt like I was drowning in every emotion at once. It’s hard to figure out how to move forward when the person you leaned on isn’t there anymore. Heartbreak isn’t about getting back to who you were before—it’s about discoverin

Loneliness doesn’t always look obvious. Sometimes it’s just that quiet feeling… like no one really gets you. These are 3 small things that have actually helped me — and I’ve been using Psyfy to make them easier to stick to: 1️⃣ talk it out (even if it’s just you) I use Psyfy’s journaling +

One thing about me is i’m an overthinker, but i hate talking about it. Here are some things I do to help. #storytime #lemon8contest

Anxiety has been a pretty constant companion to me for a very long time. It used to be so bad in middle and high school. As I’ve grown older, I’ve learned to not let it affect me as much. I’ve learned healthy ways to cope with it. If you also deal with anxiety, I hope this advice helps <3 Fi

1. me time if there’s one thing i love, it’s me time. spending time reading books i’m interested or grabbing myself a bite to eat when im stressed it is something i love doing to unwind or just take a study break. despite being a student, you have to remember to take care of the wellbeing within

I used to struggle with emotional ups and downs every day. Sometimes I'd feel overwhelmed, snap at others, or completely shut down. It was exhausting. Over time, I found some ways to manage it—and Lifelight has helped a lot. 🌱 Write It Out When emotions feel too heavy, I write them down in

important: Exercise: Even if you’re not feeling it, a little movement goes a long way. It releases endorphins, and you’ll feel so much better Talk to someone: Talking about what’s on your mind always helps. Whether it’s your partner or a friend, venting feels so good Do something you love: