The Language of Depression
May 21, 2014
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Do you know that research indicates that thinking more concretely can halve levels of depression? This research suggests that the way our inner voice talks
Do you know that research indicates that thinking more concretely can halve levels of depression? This research suggests that the way our inner voice talks
I visited my college roommate, Susie, last weekend and we gave her back deck a makeover. This space went from a plastic, dog-chewed wasteland to
A Year of Biblical Womanhood by Rachel Held Evans Every once in a while people have ideas that you just wish you’d had yourself. Rachel
I’ve been getting angry about how much rumination sucks the life out of people. It goes something like this; a thought or question pops into
I remember the first time I really considered that I might be smart. I was sitting in a small discussion section of my literature class,
How often do we ruin a perfectly good week because our minds are in the next one? I’ve caught myself several times lately in a
Did anyone else see this list of regrets on BuzzFeed? I liked it. It made me think about myself and my work. I’m not sure
I have a group of friends who meet together every other week to engage in spiritual learning and to listen deeply to each other’s life
Things May Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong: A Guide to Life Liberated from Anxiety by Kelly G. Wilson, PH.D and Troy Dufrene “In this very moment,
I grew up in Alabama and moved to a DC suburb in Northern Virginia the summer before my sophomore year. I got ready for school
Do you know that research indicates that thinking more concretely can halve levels of depression? This research suggests that the way our inner voice talks
I visited my college roommate, Susie, last weekend and we gave her back deck a makeover. This space went from a plastic, dog-chewed wasteland to
A Year of Biblical Womanhood by Rachel Held Evans Every once in a while people have ideas that you just wish you’d had yourself. Rachel
I’ve been getting angry about how much rumination sucks the life out of people. It goes something like this; a thought or question pops into
I remember the first time I really considered that I might be smart. I was sitting in a small discussion section of my literature class,
How often do we ruin a perfectly good week because our minds are in the next one? I’ve caught myself several times lately in a
Did anyone else see this list of regrets on BuzzFeed? I liked it. It made me think about myself and my work. I’m not sure
I have a group of friends who meet together every other week to engage in spiritual learning and to listen deeply to each other’s life
Things May Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong: A Guide to Life Liberated from Anxiety by Kelly G. Wilson, PH.D and Troy Dufrene “In this very moment,
I grew up in Alabama and moved to a DC suburb in Northern Virginia the summer before my sophomore year. I got ready for school
This picture was the glorious end (at Machu Picchu) to
The last time our church had an Easter Choir was
So… we are experiencing a wild ride here 15 days
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