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Constant fights over little things

Feeling unheard or unloved

Trust issues

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Loss of intimacy

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Mental Health Awareness Month is happening right now. We know that mental health isn’t just about therapy – sometimes it’s about zenning ou

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Posted @withregram • @adeclarationofsentiment I’ve been thinking about the power dynamic that exists between therapists and clients (and let’s admit it, therapists are usually the ones in the position of power). How do we operate from our positions of power? We are often placed in an expert position and thus given a legitimacy that clients don’t often give to their own experiences. We are asked for advice and suggestions based on the understanding that we have some knowledge that will define people’s realities and what is right for them. Even on Instagram, when we make posts, often these posts carry power and influence, which comes with responsibility from our end to share power, de-centre ourselves and be respectful and collaborative in our approach. • There are many ways to break down this power dynamic. One way I do this is by letting the people I work with know that I’m not an expert in their lives, and that I’ll actually be consulting them to make sure I’ve got things right. I encourage them to disagree or to give me feedback about what’s working or not because I’m human, and sometimes that means I’ll get things wrong or make mistakes. You’re allowed to tell your therapist when you feel unsafe, upset, overwhelmed or like you aren’t being heard or understood. You’re allowed to disagree with what they say. You’re allowed to correct them if their understanding is different from your experience. • Have you ever wanted to say any of these things to your therapist? What held you back? If you said them, how did the conversation go? • If you’re seeing this post, follow @adeclarationofsentiment for more content on mental health! 💜 • #therapy #therapistsofinstagram #therapist #therapysession #therapyiscool #therapyworks #feelyourfeelings #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthindia #mentalwellness #mentalwellbeing #counselorsofinstagram #psychology #psychologist #narrativetherapy #counselorlife #traumahealing #traumarecovery #ptsdrecovery #cptsdrecovery #bpdrecovery #anxietysupport #anxietyrecovery #panicattack #therapeutic #selfcompassion #empoweryourself #vulnerabilityisstrength https://www.instagram.com/p/CCmktsmDzmcQP3q0tFX6NyMZSFQvwo4Mm9MirQ0/?igshid=cfnnbeenyu66

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i got Hank’s Emotional Support Animal letter yesterday and i’m pretty excited about it hehe.

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Agreements With Myself

I shared this with my therapist because she encouraged me to write agreements with myself, as I was trying to figure out how to make decisions that respected my own boundaries and at the same time, figure out what they were/are. And she suggested that I start a blog. And I remembered I already had a blog. So. Here they are maybe I will continue to share other things I find helpful in my own journey. I have been remembering that I have agreements with myself in interactions with other people and in other decisions making processes in my life, and sometimes journaling about them. But it has already become easier in the last couple months, especially to remember to slow down until I know what I feel. 

Maybe this will inspire you to write your own agreements, or maybe you’ll use mine and change them as you see more what you need. I have been updating mine almost every time I read them over to add new pieces I’ve noticed, or take out things that aren’t really getting at what they need to - so this is probably a 10th draft. I’m working on writing some sub-agreements which pertain more specifically to sex. I might add another section someday about when something needs to be decided quickly and how to decide if it does, like if someone is in crisis or if it’s a decision with a deadline, but these are what I have been most needing to work with.

I’d love to hear what is working for you or what agreements you would add or alter.

AGREEMENTS WITH MYSELF

1. I will take the time I need to make decisions.

I will not make exceptions for hurting someone's feelings, missing out on something i am not sure will be offered again, worry that they will feel anxious waiting for me to decide... I am allowed to be shy, indecisive, uncertain, timid, slow, not ready, not in the mood, confused, having blood sugar issues, or overwhelmed even if it doesn't seem like "enough" has happened... when things are slower i can feel myself

2. I will use the time I take to notice what is happening in my body and mind.

I will ask myself what feels uncomfortable/unpleasant, what feels good/pleasant, what feels neutral. I will ask myself if there is something I'm afraid of. I will ask myself if there is something I am curious about. I will ask myself what I'm enjoying. I will ask myself if I am being overly hard on myself. I will notice if i am preoccupied with the needs/desires/feelings/comfort of another person instead of on my own. I will ask myself if there's anything I want. I will ask myself if there's anything I need. I will ask myself if there really needs to be a "decision" made, or if it is okay to stay with uncertainty.

3. If someone is asking something of me, or has a need for help I see: Once I have checked in with myself, I can think about the other person's needs/wants/feelings and how I want to and am able to interact with them or not.

4. I will communicate my decisions and my feelings I will not worry how they will strike someone. I will explain them until they are understood if I am able/if needed. I am allowed not to explain myself if it doesn't feel right to. I am allowed to change my mind, I am allowed to explore and revisit, I am allowed to not have all the words. It is okay to not have things figured out. It is okay to be exploring and learning things for myself now that others explored when they were younger. It is inevitable that people will sometimes be hurt or feel bad when you don't want something they want or vis versa - but this is not always the case. You don't have to be the right person for everyone, or in every moment. People who want to be in your life will stay even if you don't want exactly the same things. 

People who have a need or desire you can't/don't want to meet can find other ways internally and externally to meet it, just like you. If they can’t and you want to/are able to and they want you to, you can make suggestions, give reminders of their own resources, or direct them to some . 

Things that feel charged for you don't necessarily feel charged for others; just like there are things you do that are neutral for you and very enjoyable or unenjoyable to others, there are things that are neutral for others that would be very enjoyable or unenjoyable to you. 

You won't know what someone feels until you say what you are thinking. you can say what you are thinking/feeling even if you don't know what you want.

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Regrann from @therapyforwomen - When your triggers are not distinguished as “triggers” in your mind, you won’t have power over them. ⠀ Using the word triggers in itself is a signal, that it’s about YOU and your response rather than what is externally going on. ⠀ Notice what your triggers are. What sets off an intense emotional reaction for you? ⠀ Where have you been hurt in the past? ⠀ What are your sore spots? What are your pet peeves? ⠀ These are good questions to ask when trying to understand and identify your triggers. ⠀ Get curious and write a list. Notice what your common emotional reaction is to that trigger along with your common body response. Next time a trigger comes up, get curious. Notice it, remember it’s a trigger, ground yourself in your body and see if you can choose to act a different away. ⠀ Happy Thursday! #triggered #triggers #changeyourmindset #growthmindset #therapyiscool #mentalhealthblogger #mentalhealthquotes https://www.instagram.com/p/ByyMHV5gQC5/?igshid=1xnpzz3cjnsaf