Replay. Analyze. Worry. Repeat
General Sharon MacGregor General Sharon MacGregor

Replay. Analyze. Worry. Repeat

Overthinking is something many clients talk about in counseling, even if they don’t always call it that. Usually, it sounds more like: “I can’t shut my brain off,” “I keep replaying the conversation over and over,” or “I know I’m probably making this bigger than it is, but I can’t stop thinking about it.

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Depression: Gaining a Better Understanding
Anxiety and Depression Guest User Anxiety and Depression Guest User

Depression: Gaining a Better Understanding

A change in your behavior can be caused by a change in your environment due to a life event.  Likewise, a change in your automatic thoughts (images/words that randomly pop into your head) can influence how you feel, both emotionally and physically, therefore resulting in a change in your behavior.  Typically, when a mood is experienced, there is a thought connected to it that helps define it.  Mood intensity may cause a distortion in the thought; therefore, it is important to check the validity of our moods and beliefs.

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