Most people don't know this, but taking time off of work, avoiding what triggers you, and taking long periods of rest CAN be harmful to your mental health.
It's important to know when to do each of these, and when to absolutely NOT do them. I’ll tackle the subject and I’ll answer “When is it right to take time off of work and when is it not?” in this episode.
Welcome to Mental Health Mastery where we talk about how to dramatically reduce anxiety and depression, how to move past a lifestyle of just "coping" with bad mental health, and how to have lasting, daily peace of mind. I share the many lessons learned by going from suicidal to depression and anxiety free in my own life and what I've learned helping over 400 clients reclaim control of their own mental health. We believe you deserve to have great mental health, and we're excited to help you learn how to have it. Hosted by Ty Hicks.
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00:00 Intro
01:27 The common belief that it is inherently the right thing to do to rest and avoid things that are triggering
02:23 Your triggers are not the source of your issue
05:20 You have to identify each one of your current limiting mental and emotional patterns
07:05 We develop habits of focus, habits of language and belief, and habits of using our physiology.
12:59 The four main ways you can really address your mental health
15:35 “Sometimes our spirit is going to irritate other people's demons”
17:02 Human beings have to grow to feel fulfilled, They have to find a way to contribute
21:26 Valuable resources we can provide you
24:13 The three main components of all emotional disturbances
28:15 A couple things on vertigo and dizziness