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Old Jan 09, 2023, 09:44 AM
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are they any good?

Do they turn tail and run as soon as they know what someone's disagnosis is?

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Old Jan 09, 2023, 04:37 PM
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I've never heard of Betterhealth so I will have to Google it. What helps me enormously is trying to keep shifting my default way of thinking from "This is a problem" to "Why ISN'T this a problem?"

My life has sort of been like looking at everything and always tending to think: "This was a problem in my past. This is a problem in my present. This is going to be a problem" when I anxiously project into the future with my mind.

I learned all this from a famous psychologist and it helps me a lot.
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Old Jan 09, 2023, 04:45 PM
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I've never heard of Betterhealth so I will have to Google it. What helps me enormously is trying to keep shifting my default way of thinking from "This is a problem" to "Why ISN'T this a problem?"

My life has sort of been like looking at everything and always tending to think: "This was a problem in my past. This is a problem in my present. This is going to be a problem" when I anxiously project into the future with my mind.

I learned all this from a famous psychologist and it helps me a lot.
its at the top of the page on this forum

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