Practices
Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
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85 practicesArea
How long you have · Longer
Who it is written for
Where you are right now · Coping, mostly
On your own, or with someone
Theme
Approach
You will not get the honest version in one go. Ask, let it be refused, carry on with something else, then come back to it later in the same conversation.
A defended story does not collapse, it wears down. Each pass takes a little off it, and the person needs the gaps in between to do the actual…
If attention and planning are already hard work for you, then the very tools for handling anxiety are the things you find difficult. That is not a failure to try. It means the plan needs more scaffolding and more repetition.
Expect to need things that sit outside your head: written steps, alarms, someone who checks in, a shorter ladder with smaller rungs. Go slower than a…
Understanding an idea is not the same as being changed by it. The explaining is soil preparation, and the crop comes later.
Somebody can follow the whole argument about respect and self-acceptance, agree warmly with all of it, and lose their temper the same way that…
Short sessions spread over days beat one long night. The settling of what you learned happens after you stop, and a short night undoes a good deal of the day's work.
A perfectionist will not cut their hours to be kinder to themselves, but they will cut them to get a better mark. So argue it on those terms.…
The screen tells you nothing and asks you nothing. The plane simply flies better or worse, and the adjusting happens on its own.
That suits people who cannot easily put what they feel into words, which includes a great many children and a great many adults after trauma. There…
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