In my work, I encounter various forms of dissociation, from subtle to severe. Differentiating between everyday and concerning dissociation is crucial.
Mild dissociation, like daydreaming, is common and harmless. But persistent episodes may signal underlying issues. #dissociation
Ever caught yourself overreacting to a simple doorbell ring? That's cognitive distortion in action - our thoughts distorting our perception of reality, leading to stress. Recognizing this pattern is key. Next time, pause, greet the moment calmly. #CognitiveDistortion#therapy
Embracing transformation means setting boundaries with those who can't see beyond the 'weirdness.' π¦ Not everyone will understand or support your growth, but don't let their fear of change dim your light. #personalgrowth#sportpsychology#peakperformance#tiptuesday
"Fake it till you make it," is a common phrase used in motivation, but I feel that it instills the idea of being inauthentic. In striving to improve ourselves let go of the idea that we need to fake anything but rather show up, be present, and excel. #motivation#peakperformance
Letting go of old patterns, beliefs, and habits to make room for growth and evolution β¨ Swipe through to join me on this journey of self-discovery and transformation #psychology#SelfGrowth#PersonalDevelopment#performance
What separates the great performers from the rest? One aspect is the constant drive to take risks rather than playing it safe. They push themselves to make small consistent improvements in every class, practice, rehearsal and performance. #motivation#dance#sportpsychology
Facing big tasks or setbacks can be overwhelming. Instead of getting frustrated, take a deep breath and tackle one step at a time. Don't worry about the ten steps ahead, focus on the one right in front of you. #MotivationMonday#OneStepAtATime#Positivity#therapy
Falling isn't a sign of weakness, but a testament to growth. In the world of sports psychology, each tumble is a step towards improvement. Embrace the process, because when you stop falling, you stop rising. #SportPsychology#peakperformance#athlete#perfectionist#anxiety