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Introduction: This is a tiktok hashtag called procrastination.
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A healthy relationship can feel boring and lonely when you’ve been used to toxicity, chaos and instability. Our nervous systems become conditioned to survive in the uncertain circumstances. When we are used to previous relationships, or even parents who bring us a lot of stress and anxiety, it becomes our lifestyle and what we feel comfortable in, regardless of what’s happening. The chaos makes us feel connected, the lack of independence makes us feel connected, the pushing and pulling makes us feel connected. We become used to, and comfortable with the highs and the lows consistently changing. We feel comfortable in the arguments and the lows because we know that the highs are coming next. It’s unpredictable and knowing the person will show up after the lows helps us feel connected, even though it’s unhealthy. When someone is giving us a lot one day, then taking it away the next, we become dependent on them. When we enter a relationship that is calm and healthy, gaining that independence back can feel lonely and scary. When we meet someone who is finally secure, we’re not used to feeling less chaos and more stability. Our nervous system doesn’t know what to do. It may look for red flags or arguments in order to get us back into the state it’s so used to and comfortable being in. It may try to pick arguments to get reassurance that we’re not alone because that’s what we’re used to. I’m not saying healthy relationships need to be boring. I’m saying they tend to be predictable, which is boring for someone who’s been thriving in chaos for years. But boring does not mean lack of fun. There are ways to keep your relationships intimate and fun that doesn’t involve those intense highs and lows. It’s about date nights, healthy communication, shared values, adventures, and love. Remember, if it feels boring it doesn’t always mean there’s a lack of chemistry, it can mean your body is finally calming down and slowly finding comfort in stability and predictably that you deserve. Ib @Thaísa | Healthy Relationships ❤️ . . . . . #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness
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Nadia Addesi
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Getting away with it rewards the behavior and encourages it to continue - you shouldn’t feel any more guilty for leaving things until the last minute than a mouse running through a maze to get the cheese at the end. #procrastination #procrastinationcoach #mindsetmotivation #selfimprovement #motivation #lazy
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Procrastination Coach
2 years ago
Your behavior is the result of conditioning. Expected consequences and rewards influence your decisions - if you struggle with motivation, find a way to create a reward or consequence that makes the behavior more desirable #procrastination #procrastinationcoach #procrastinating #selfimprovement #mindsetmotivation #motivation
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Procrastination Coach
2 years ago
Bilateral music stimulation like you’re hearing here involves listening to music that alternates between the left and right ears. This technique is believed to be helpful for people with stress, anxiety or ADHD as it helps us reprocess certain experiences as well as promote relaxation and focus. Bilateral music stimulation may help reduce anxiety and enhance emotional regulation by activating the brain’s calming systems. The alternating music can create a sense of safety and grounding, while helping us reprocess traumatic memories. For people with ADHD, this technique can help improve attention and executive function. Some studies suggest this happens by engaging both sides of our brain which helps us increase focus. Please note that while there is research to promote the benefits of this, it is not a standalone treatment and varied based on each person ❤️ let me know what you think of this! Artist @Isabella Kensington ❤️ . . . . . #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #unhealedtrauma #depression #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness #therapy #therapist #mentalhealthmatters #socialanxiety #bpd #bipolar #dsm #adhd
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Nadia Addesi
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Bilateral music stimulation like you’re hearing here involves listening to music that alternates between the left and right ears. This technique is believed to be helpful for people with stress, anxiety or ADHD as it helps us reprocess certain experiences as well as promote relaxation and focus. Bilateral music stimulation may help reduce anxiety and enhance emotional regulation by activating the brain’s calming systems. The alternating music can create a sense of safety and grounding, while helping us reprocess traumatic memories. For people with ADHD, this technique can help improve attention and executive function. Some studies suggest this happens by engaging both sides of our brain which helps us increase focus. Please note that while there is research to promote the benefits of this, it is not a standalone treatment and varied based on each person ❤️ let me know what you think of this! Ic @Emilie Leyes • Hypnosis ❤️ . . . . . #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #unhealedtrauma #depression #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness #therapy #therapist #mentalhealthmatters #socialanxiety #bpd #bipolar #dsm #adhd
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A healthy relationship can feel boring and lonely when you’ve been used to toxicity, chaos and instability. Our nervous systems become conditioned to survive in the uncertain circumstances. When we are used to previous relationships, or even parents who bring us a lot of stress and anxiety, it becomes our lifestyle and what we feel comfortable in, regardless of what’s happening. The chaos makes us feel connected, the lack of independence makes us feel connected, the pushing and pulling makes us feel connected. We become used to, and comfortable with the highs and the lows consistently changing. We feel comfortable in the arguments and the lows because we know that the highs are coming next. It’s unpredictable and knowing the person will show up after the lows helps us feel connected, even though it’s unhealthy. When someone is giving us a lot one day, then taking it away the next, we become dependent on them. When we enter a relationship that is calm and healthy, gaining that independence back can feel lonely and scary. When we meet someone who is finally secure, we’re not used to feeling less chaos and more stability. Our nervous system doesn’t know what to do. It may look for red flags or arguments in order to get us back into the state it’s so used to and comfortable being in. It may try to pick arguments to get reassurance that we’re not alone because that’s what we’re used to. I’m not saying healthy relationships need to be boring. I’m saying they tend to be predictable, which is boring for someone who’s been thriving in chaos for years. But boring does not mean lack of fun. There are ways to keep your relationships intimate and fun that doesn’t involve those intense highs and lows. It’s about date nights, healthy communication, shared values, adventures, and love. Remember, if it feels boring it doesn’t always mean there’s a lack of chemistry, it can mean your body is finally calming down and slowly finding comfort in stability and predictably that you deserve. Ib @Thaísa | Healthy Relationships ❤️ . . . . . #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness
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Nadia Addesi
1 years ago
Getting away with it rewards the behavior and encourages it to continue - you shouldn’t feel any more guilty for leaving things until the last minute than a mouse running through a maze to get the cheese at the end. #procrastination #procrastinationcoach #mindsetmotivation #selfimprovement #motivation #lazy
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Procrastination Coach
2 years ago
Your behavior is the result of conditioning. Expected consequences and rewards influence your decisions - if you struggle with motivation, find a way to create a reward or consequence that makes the behavior more desirable #procrastination #procrastinationcoach #procrastinating #selfimprovement #mindsetmotivation #motivation
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Procrastination Coach
2 years ago
Bilateral music stimulation like you’re hearing here involves listening to music that alternates between the left and right ears. This technique is believed to be helpful for people with stress, anxiety or ADHD as it helps us reprocess certain experiences as well as promote relaxation and focus. Bilateral music stimulation may help reduce anxiety and enhance emotional regulation by activating the brain’s calming systems. The alternating music can create a sense of safety and grounding, while helping us reprocess traumatic memories. For people with ADHD, this technique can help improve attention and executive function. Some studies suggest this happens by engaging both sides of our brain which helps us increase focus. Please note that while there is research to promote the benefits of this, it is not a standalone treatment and varied based on each person ❤️ let me know what you think of this! Artist @Isabella Kensington ❤️ . . . . . #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #unhealedtrauma #depression #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness #therapy #therapist #mentalhealthmatters #socialanxiety #bpd #bipolar #dsm #adhd
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Nadia Addesi
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Bilateral music stimulation like you’re hearing here involves listening to music that alternates between the left and right ears. This technique is believed to be helpful for people with stress, anxiety or ADHD as it helps us reprocess certain experiences as well as promote relaxation and focus. Bilateral music stimulation may help reduce anxiety and enhance emotional regulation by activating the brain’s calming systems. The alternating music can create a sense of safety and grounding, while helping us reprocess traumatic memories. For people with ADHD, this technique can help improve attention and executive function. Some studies suggest this happens by engaging both sides of our brain which helps us increase focus. Please note that while there is research to promote the benefits of this, it is not a standalone treatment and varied based on each person ❤️ let me know what you think of this! Ic @Emilie Leyes • Hypnosis ❤️ . . . . . #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #unhealedtrauma #depression #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness #therapy #therapist #mentalhealthmatters #socialanxiety #bpd #bipolar #dsm #adhd
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Nadia Addesi
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Fais-tu partie des 20% de la population appartenant à la catégorie des « procrastinateurs chroniques » ? Avec Axa, on te donne quelques conseils pour t’aider au quotidien. Il peut aussi être utile d’identifier la source (perfectionnisme ? anxiété ? dépression ? TDAH ? etc…) et de te faire accompagner si besoin. As-tu d’autres tips à partager avec nous ? En collaboration rémunérée avec @AXA en France #procrastination #psychologie #productivite #psychologue #procrastiner #santémentale #mentalhealthawarness
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Delphine Py
1 years ago
Should you really be focusing on organizing your spice cabinet in alphabetical order? 🤨 Procrastivity is a wonderful portmanteau made up of “procrastination” and “activity”. It describes the act of procrastinating on high-priority tasks by doing other “busywork” instead 🧼🧺 Procrastivity may make you feel productive and accomplished short-term, but ultimately, it’s a cunning version of task avoidance which many people with ADHD struggle with everyday. Follow us for more ADHD related content 🧠 Inspiration @youradhdfounder #ADHDBrain#ADHD#ADHDLife#ADHDTok#ADHDLifeBeLike #ADHDBrainBeLike#ADHDTikTok#Procrastination#Procrastinating #Procrastivity#ADHDProcrastination#ADHDAdult
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Inflow: ADHD app
1 years ago
‼️Que costumbre tan fea la de procrastinar‼️ dejar todo para última hora y después quejarnos de que no avanzamos en la vida, de que no tenemos tiempo y que no somos productivos. No hay peor enemigo del éxito que la procrastinación y es la causa número uno de los sentimientos de culpa, frustración y vergüenza, así que si nos identificamos con esto a trabajarlo urgente porque más tarde se convierte en nunca. Se hace AHORA‼️😘🔥 #procrastination #lunes #chrisferreiranutri #motivation
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Chris Ferreira
1 years ago
As somebody who is undiagnosed but struggling every day with focus, motivation, executive dysfuction, anxiety, procrastination, phone addiction and many other things that usually come hand in hand with neurodivergency, I have used (attempted to use) countless planners, lists, apps, to help me function on a day to day basis. This Anti-Planner, is different because there are no calendars or dates, just tons of useful techniques that may help you get sh*t done. you dont have to use it every day, just when you feel like you need to. thank you @Dani Donovan #antiplanner #theantiplanner #adhdtiktok #procrastination #tiktokshopblackfriday #tiktokshopcybermonday #ttstakeover #toptiernovember
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Rosita 💗
5 months ago
A parentified child is a child who is forced to act like an adult when they are still in their childhood. They tend to take on adult responsibilities for themselves, their siblings and often their parents. In this example, the child is taking on the role of a therapist for their parent which makes them believe they have an overall responsibility for their parents emotional wellbeing. The loss of a childhood for anyone can be traumatic. Signs you were parentified as a child: - Often told you were “mature for your age” - Pulled into arguments between parents - Relied on for emotional support from parents - Spend a big chunk of time taking care of others in your family - Often feeling responsible for the feelings and wellbeing of others - Lack of boundaries with family members - The family peacekeeper - No time to be a child or engage in child-like activities - As a child you felt anxiety, guilt & shame Follow for my next video on this topic & more tips to help. Reminder, for many families, parentification took place as a way to survive & stay safe. For example, language barriers, financial barriers, health issues and more ❤️ Ib: @kat victoria _ on tiktok . . . . . #mentalhealth #anxiety #trauma #unhealedtrauma #depression #stress #ptsd #complextrauma #cptsd #motivation #procrastination #wellness #therapy #therapist #mentalhealthmatters #socialanxiety #bpd #bipolar #dsm #adhd
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