rumination, combatting repetitive thoughts cc
A solutionbased reflection on a widely reported symptom resulting from abuse and trauma: rumination feeling immersed in persistent inescapable thoughts. You can support the channel at: 0:00 defining rumination 2:13 reallife examples 4:58 rumination as a false coping strategy 7:00 the gateway to mood disorders 7:44 concrete vs abstract rumination 10:46 giving thoughts too much power 13:52 resisting vs dismissing thoughts 16:31 strategy 1: debunking 18:38 strategy 2: reframing 20:33 strategy 3: expressing 22:47 strategy 4: activity 24:18 strategy 5: mindfulness opening quote: Thoughts are like guests in the houses of our minds. We can choose which ones we open our doors to and which ones we decline to entertain. subtitles: Bulgarian: Djeitko Russian: Sergey Savelyev Dutch: kedrednael references and reading: Just, N. and Alloy, L. (1997) The response styles theory of depression: tests and an extension of the theory. Journal of abnormal psychology 106 (2) pp
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