Beneath the Blah
Recently I’ve been feeling pretty blah — I don’t have a clinical term for it.
Recently I’ve been feeling pretty blah — I don’t have a clinical term for it.
A few words often help me stay okay and regulated when things don’t go the way I would have wanted them to:
Last July, a friend and I were texting about shidduchim and manifesting and such.
I started this list for myself.
The other day a friend shared something that was so fun and creative, I just had to share. She took the concept of the vision board up a notch and created a vision BOX.
I wrote a lot in my journal about how I felt over Y”T and what helps me keep believing when I’m down.
I have found it helpful in recent years to think about unchosen, prolonged singlehood in terms of grief and loss.
I learned this idea in a recent training and thought it was helpful to think about. When confronted with a stressful situation, there are two categories of coping strategies, both of which can be helpful:
Dr. Barbara Frederickson studies the science of positive emotions. As we know, experiencing positive emotions is one aspect of flourishing and wellbeing. She identifies the “big ten” positive emotions:
Recently, I read a fascinating article by Arthur C. Brooks in The Atlantic