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Originally Posted by unicornsareamyth
I know this feeling well. I actually ended taking some time off of school to work and put myself back together. Sometimes it's really difficult to break out of your own head because you're thinking a mile a minute or not thinking much at all but when you feel like nothing is really important anymore obviously it's difficult to get what's necessary done.
If you haven't yet, I'd really consider going to your school's counseling center and enrolling into a little bit of therapy. It's nice to talk to someone about what you may or may not be feeling. Sometimes forcing yourself fixes the issue but sometimes nothing in your current skill set can fix the mental block and it's good to get different techniques to help.
I practice a lot of mindfulness techniques to focus on things not in my head and get me back in the present. Mindful eating and really being in the moment is good. Same with running your hands over textured surfaces and etc.
Best of luck!
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Yeah I think I need to set aside some time to visit the counseling center. I have had some friends tell me that it could be good to at least try. I have just been putting it off or making excuses to not go.