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From Online to Offline: Strategies for Beating Social Media Addiction

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Mental Health

Navigating Life with ADHD: How to Turn Regrets into Constructive Life Lessons

Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be a journey filled with unique challenges and experiences. One aspect that often goes under-discussed is how individuals with ADHD deal with regrets. Unlike the typical experiences of regret, those with ADHD might face additional layers of complexity due to impulsivity, distractibility, and executive function challenges. However,

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Mental Health

Understanding and Managing Invasive Thoughts of Inadequacy and Despair

The Pervasive Challenge of Invasive Thoughts Many individuals struggle with invasive thoughts – unwelcome, often distressing thoughts that intrude into our mental space, usually without warning or apparent reason. These thoughts can revolve around themes of inadequacy (“I’m not good enough”) or despair (“I can’t see any way out”). They are not just fleeting worries

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