Anti Depression Guide

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BRBRRecently, I read an article about psychological manipulation and how to protect oneself from the effects of being manipulated by others.nbsp; Many families and relationships are plagued bynbsp;behavior that falls into the category of manipulation.nbsp; According to dictionary.com, manipulate means to manage or influence skillfully, especially in an unfair manner: to manipulate people's feelings.nbsp;nbsp;Psychological manipulation doesn't justnbsp;happen in movies and interrogation rooms.nbsp; It's something that cannbsp;happen in anyone's life.nbsp; It's also something that can increase your depression and anxiety.nbsp; BRBRPeople tend to use manipulation on others when they, themselves, feel inadequate and incompetent.nbsp; They try tonbsp;make up for their feelings of powerlessness by gaining power over others.nbsp; They don't care which way the car is going as long as they are in the driver's seat.nbsp;nbsp; Some manipulators have distorted thinking and believe they are superior to others.nbsp;nbsp; Whatever the cause of manipulation, it is based on weakness.nbsp; Manipulators attempt to make you feel guilty.nbsp;BRBRBe aware ofnbsp;any manipulative people around you.nbsp;nbsp;Awarenessnbsp;will help you to take action and protect yourself from situations that could lead to harmful effects on your mental, emotional or physical health.nbsp;nbsp; If you have a lot of insecurity, other people may try to use your lack of self-confidence to control you.nbsp; In order to prevent yourself from being a victim of manipulation, look for all your good points and be grateful for all thenbsp;positive things in your life.nbsp; Believe in yourself and have faith in your own ability to make decisions.nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;BRBR

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BRBRMy therapist used to tell me, "make time for yourself".nbsp; It was good advice, especially since I had four kids between the ages of 2 and 16.nbsp; Actually, I think it's good advice for everyone.nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;It's often difficult to make time for yourself when you have to consider the needs of other family members.nbsp; Sometimes our relationships make it difficult to have time alone.nbsp;nbsp; BRBRMy husband and I arenbsp;senior citizensnbsp;and probably spend way too much time together.nbsp; It was very difficult for me to adjust to his retirement several years ago because he spends most of his time at home.nbsp;nbsp; I was usually a stay at home mom and wasnbsp;accustomed to having lots of time to myself after the kids were grown.nbsp; Now, if I want time alone, I have to leave the house.nbsp;nbsp; It still doesn't feelnbsp;EMright...../EMbut I've accepted it.nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; BRBRI think our relationships sometimes depend on our ability to accept change.nbsp; Change has often been difficult for me because it causes me a great deal of anxiety.nbsp; I still feel anxiety on a daily basis because I still crave time for myself and time at home alone.nbsp; You can't really ask someone you love toEM just go away for a while/EM. nbsp; I thinknbsp;we can encourage others to take time for themselves and if they will do that,nbsp;we might just end up with a bit of time alone.nbsp;nbsp; I hope so!nbsp;

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