january 1: 9 minute cardio warmup + 20 minute pilates booty + 12 minute stretch
january 2: 20 minute pilates + 20 minute yoga
january 3: 10 minute warm up + 15 minute back + 12 minute stretch
january 4: 10 minute cardio warmup + 20 minute abs & booty pilates + 12 minute stretch
january 5: 30 minute glutes + 15 minute leg stretch
january 6: 10 minute mobility warmup + 10 minute booty + 12 minute stretch
january 7: 10 minute cardio warmup + 20 minute pilates + 12 minute stretch
january 8 - january 11: hospital stay for me (do what you want here, just stay active!)
january 12: 20 minute metabolism boost + 15 minute pilates
january 13: 10 minute cardio + 15 minute legs & booty pilates
january 14: 15 minute cardio + 15 minute pilates abs
january 15: 15 minute cardio pilates + 20 minute yoga
january 16: 15 minute pilates arms + 10 minute upper body stretch
january 17: 15 minute booty & core pilates + 20 minute yoga
january 18: 10 minute cardio + 15 minute pilates + 10 minute yoga
january 19: 25 minute yoga
january 20: 40 minute pilates
january 21: 10 minute cardio warmup + 30 minute booty & legs pilates
january 22: 10 minute cardio + 30 minute upper body & abs pilates
january 23: 39 minute pilates
january 24: 48 minute pilates
january 25: 10 minute cardio + 30 minute lower body pilates
january 26: 55 minute pilates
january 27: 15 minute cardio + 30 minute pilates
january 28: 42 minute abs & arms pilates
january 29: 42 minute pilates
january 30: 45 minute vin to yin yoga
january 31: 20 minute mobility & stretch
Pretty South African hun πππΏπ¦
Cognitive Techniques To Change Your Thoughts β¨β¨
Cognitive techniques are strategies used in cognitive therapy to help you identify and change negative thoughts and beliefs. These techniques should be practiced regularly so that they become habits.
Cognitive Restructuring: This involves identifying and challenging negative or irrational thoughts and replacing them with more positive or rational beliefs.
Thought Stopping: When you notice a negative thought entering your mind, you can mentally shout "Stop!" This interrupts the thought process and gives you a chance to replace the negative thought with a positive one.
Mindfulness and Meditation: These practices help you become more aware of your thoughts and feelings in the present moment. When you observe your thoughts without judgment, you gain insight into negative patterns and choose to let them go.
Journaling: Writing down your thoughts can help you process and analyze them. With time you can identify patterns and work on changing negative thought cycles.
Positive Affirmations: Repeating positive statements can help counteract negative self talk and reinforce positive beliefs about yourself.
Evidence Collection: When faced with a negative belief, ask yourself, "What evidence do I have that supports or refutes this thought?" This can help you see things in a more balanced way.
Decatastrophizing: If you tend to imagine the worst scenario, ask yourself how likely it is to happen and what other possible outcomes there might be. This can help you view situations more realistically.
Labeling: Instead of saying "I am a failure," label the thought as "a negative thought about my abilities."
Distraction: Engaging in an activity or hobby can divert your attention from negative thoughts and give your mind a break.
Scheduling Worry Time: Instead of ruminating on worries throughout the day, set aside a specific time to process them. This can prevent constant worry and allow you to focus on other tasks.
Challenging Cognitive Distortions: Recognize and challenge cognitive distortions like black-and-white thinking, overgeneralization, and personalization.
Visual Imagery: Visualize a place or situation where you feel calm and happy. This can help shift your focus from negative thoughts.
These are very simple descriptions and examples of cognitive techniques. I listed the ones we can put into practice on our own. There are more in depth methods and practices used by doctors on different fields of study and practice. I can list, as well as add upon the information listed here.
A subtle slay πΌπ§‘
MY FAV IG ATM: @NICOLESNEUROSCIENCE
I struggle IMMENSELY with my mental health even till this day.
Iβm currently reprogramming my brain to not operate on a default survival mode. I donβt have to hustle. I donβt have to grind. I am training my brain to relax for the first time in over 20 years. Itβs a process.
My struggles with mental health issues is what pushed me to get a Ph.D in Neuroscience. Thereβs so many factors of our everyday 3D reality that play apart in the trauma we sort of self inflict onto our brain. Climate change, inflation, even the pandemic for example. Long term stress inflicts trauma onto the brain.
Iβve been hesitant about having a urTOOspoiled IG account but I love the simple infographics that allow me to immediately take in the information and apply it without being overwhelmed with information.
I would love to do the same thing since most of my advice is based on data, stats and resources Iβve read in books or on the internet.
Idk though. In the meantime, back to my hidey hole.
Happy Healing! Hope this helped someone who needed it! π§Ώπ―πππΎ
This!!!
people think they want someone like you, but theyβre just infatuated with the idea of you. they havenβt even been preparing themselves to experience someone like you.
thatβs how they fumble you.
being close to me is a privilege, you canβt replicate my aura
The moment you decide you are worthy. The universe starts to agree.