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Foxy96

518d

Name one coping skill you think others may benefit from?

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    • Goopy

      518d

      I usually listen to music very loudly in my ears, or watch some YouTube. Usually my coping is recharging by stimulating my brain?

    • ForbiddenPretzel

      517d

      When I'm overwhelmed with an emotion I try to isolate and let that feeling out, usually through singing or making art. I use digital art and just have at it, using whatever colors and brushes feel right

    • ButteredToast

      517d

      Allowing yourself to explore a new topic or hobby you've been thinking aout without judging yourself for liking somthing or being bad at something at first

    • AspieWriter6390

      517d

      Journaling, music, herbal tea.

    • r.augustus

      517d

      Art! Doesn’t matter if you’ve never drawn anything more than a stick figure—drawing is proven to be an effective coping mechanism (even if you just do a little 5-10 min doodle a day or when ur feeling stressed)

    • Jewelicorn

      518d

      Dancing for no one but yourself. Music blaring not caring about what you look like. No mirrors or open windows

    • faexay

      518d

      Lay down and let yourself feel all the things you try to ignore. Don't do anything else, don't get up no matter how bad it is (unless for safety ofc) and just let yourself experience and process what's on your mind

    • Trudie_tootie

      518d

      Cold. Or hot. Cinnamon candy and those single use ice pads in my purse on a normal basis. Keeping my panic attacks to a minimum.

    • Bre19

      518d

      Going outside for 10 minutes and just taking in nature

    • Goopy

      518d

      I usually listen to music very loudly in my ears, or watch some YouTube. Usually my coping is recharging by stimulating my brain?

    • Alicerabbit

      518d

      Reminding yourself it will not always be like this and listen to music

      • KingKoopa85

        518d

        @Alicerabbit yes indeed

    • Lexi97

      518d

      Walking and herbal tea

    • Neverlandgirl

      518d

      Cooking or baking while watching/listening to your favorite comfort youtuber or TV show (my go to is the try guys without a recipe series on youtube).

    • KingKoopa85

      518d

      Honestly dms from people throughout the day, small talk, listening, advice, it really calms the mind, plus i met some really nice people

      • Foxy96

        518d

        @KingKoopa85 i like that alot

    • Sweetpea22

      518d

      Kangaroo method

      • Foxy96

        518d

        @Sweetpea22 Explain that a little more please

        • Sweetpea22

          518d

          @Foxy96 Kangaroo care is when you hold your baby to your bare chest so your baby has direct skin-to-skin contact with you. But it helps adults too. Skin on skin helps. And listening to someone heartbeat

    • max

      518d

      Rage room

      • Foxy96

        518d

        @max What kind of Rage room?

        • max

          518d

          @Foxy96 it's like a place where you go to break and destroy things to get any emotions out that weighs you down. People usually talk after that happens about why they felt that way

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