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  1. Der Zwerg - Lara ist eigentlich eine lebensfrohe junge Frau. Doch eines Tages zieht sie sich in den Wald zurück. Aber, ob das wirklich eine gute Idee ist...
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    #studium #lebensfreude #stress #wald #zwerg #lösung #buch #bücher# ebook #literatur #literature #writing #story #study

  2. Der Zwerg - Lara ist eigentlich eine lebensfrohe junge Frau. Doch eines Tages zieht sie sich in den Wald zurück. Aber, ob das wirklich eine gute Idee ist...
    thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldet
    #studium #lebensfreude #stress #wald #zwerg #lösung #buch #bücher# ebook #literatur #literature #writing #story #study

  3. Der Zwerg - Lara ist eigentlich eine lebensfrohe junge Frau. Doch eines Tages zieht sie sich in den Wald zurück. Aber, ob das wirklich eine gute Idee ist...
    thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldet
    #studium #lebensfreude #stress #wald #zwerg #lösung #buch #bücher# ebook #literatur #literature #writing #story #study

  4. Der Zwerg - Lara ist eigentlich eine lebensfrohe junge Frau. Doch eines Tages zieht sie sich in den Wald zurück. Aber, ob das wirklich eine gute Idee ist...
    thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldet
    #studium #lebensfreude #stress #wald #zwerg #lösung #buch #bücher# ebook #literatur #literature #writing #story #study

  5. Der Zwerg - Lara ist eigentlich eine lebensfrohe junge Frau. Doch eines Tages zieht sie sich in den Wald zurück. Aber, ob das wirklich eine gute Idee ist...
    thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldet
    #studium #lebensfreude #stress #wald #zwerg #lösung #buch #bücher# ebook #literatur #literature #writing #story #study

  6. Everyone: With your lack of #resilience you should only make one appointment per day at most.
    Me: I’m afraid you are right. Will do so.

    Someone: Hey, are you free on Monday?
    Me: Sure, I have two appointments already, but I can squeeze you in.

    My brain: You had it coming, idiot! *psychosomatic #stress-induced #vertigo enabled* 😵‍💫

    #adhd #AdhdBrain #mentalhealth

  7. Everyone: With your lack of #resilience you should only make one appointment per day at most.
    Me: I’m afraid you are right. Will do so.

    Someone: Hey, are you free on Monday?
    Me: Sure, I have two appointments already, but I can squeeze you in.

    My brain: You had it coming, idiot! *psychosomatic #stress-induced #vertigo enabled* 😵‍💫

    #adhd #AdhdBrain #mentalhealth

  8. MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO PREDICT DANGER SO I WON'T BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD

    but monitoring threat is expensive

    worrying can feel like preparation but makes us less prepared...

    The Real Reason You Always Imagine the Worst - Dr. Tracey Marks

    "Is this thought moving me toward the next step or is it creating another threat?"

    youtube.com/watch?v=23dazj4RIq8

    #catastrophizing #flexiblethinking #stress #health #anxiety #DrTraceyMarks #mind #MentalHealth #worrying #neuroscience #ThreatPrediction #worstcasethinking

  9. MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO PREDICT DANGER SO I WON'T BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD

    but monitoring threat is expensive

    worrying can feel like preparation but makes us less prepared...

    The Real Reason You Always Imagine the Worst - Dr. Tracey Marks

    "Is this thought moving me toward the next step or is it creating another threat?"

    youtube.com/watch?v=23dazj4RIq8

    #catastrophizing #flexiblethinking #stress #health #anxiety #DrTraceyMarks #mind #MentalHealth #worrying #neuroscience #ThreatPrediction #worstcasethinking

  10. MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO PREDICT DANGER SO I WON'T BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD

    but monitoring threat is expensive

    worrying can feel like preparation but makes us less prepared...

    The Real Reason You Always Imagine the Worst - Dr. Tracey Marks

    "Is this thought moving me toward the next step or is it creating another threat?"

    youtube.com/watch?v=23dazj4RIq8

    #catastrophizing #flexiblethinking #stress #health #anxiety #DrTraceyMarks #mind #MentalHealth #worrying #neuroscience #ThreatPrediction #worstcasethinking

  11. MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO PREDICT DANGER SO I WON'T BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD

    but monitoring threat is expensive

    worrying can feel like preparation but makes us less prepared...

    The Real Reason You Always Imagine the Worst - Dr. Tracey Marks

    "Is this thought moving me toward the next step or is it creating another threat?"

    youtube.com/watch?v=23dazj4RIq8

    #catastrophizing #flexiblethinking #stress #health #anxiety #DrTraceyMarks #mind #MentalHealth #worrying #neuroscience #ThreatPrediction #worstcasethinking

  12. MY BRAIN IS TRYING TO PREDICT DANGER SO I WON'T BE CAUGHT OFF GUARD

    but monitoring threat is expensive

    worrying can feel like preparation but makes us less prepared...

    The Real Reason You Always Imagine the Worst - Dr. Tracey Marks

    "Is this thought moving me toward the next step or is it creating another threat?"

    youtube.com/watch?v=23dazj4RIq8

    #catastrophizing #flexiblethinking #stress #health #anxiety #DrTraceyMarks #mind #MentalHealth #worrying #neuroscience #ThreatPrediction #worstcasethinking

  13. One of the big things that alienates us from each other in modern life is how all the work of survival is alone. Each task, job, and ordeal may have another person or so present, but as they add up, nobody witnesses one holding it all together. Even partners who listen and care hear it all in retrospect. The retrospect can't very well portray the ongoing experience. The work of balancing all one's concerns. And the destination is not discrete. There is no threshold to cross at which point you made it. Every person has another whole picture of their struggles that closest family has a limited view into. If one is lucky enough to have such caring and receptive family.
    #allostasis #family #stress #loneliness

  14. One of the big things that alienates us from each other in modern life is how all the work of survival is alone. Each task, job, and ordeal may have another person or so present, but as they add up, nobody witnesses one holding it all together. Even partners who listen and care hear it all in retrospect. The retrospect can't very well portray the ongoing experience. The work of balancing all one's concerns. And the destination is not discrete. There is no threshold to cross at which point you made it. Every person has another whole picture of their struggles that closest family has a limited view into. If one is lucky enough to have such caring and receptive family.
    #allostasis #family #stress #loneliness

  15. One of the big things that alienates us from each other in modern life is how all the work of survival is alone. Each task, job, and ordeal may have another person or so present, but as they add up, nobody witnesses one holding it all together. Even partners who listen and care hear it all in retrospect. The retrospect can't very well portray the ongoing experience. The work of balancing all one's concerns. And the destination is not discrete. There is no threshold to cross at which point you made it. Every person has another whole picture of their struggles that closest family has a limited view into. If one is lucky enough to have such caring and receptive family.
    #allostasis #family #stress #loneliness

  16. One of the big things that alienates us from each other in modern life is how all the work of survival is alone. Each task, job, and ordeal may have another person or so present, but as they add up, nobody witnesses one holding it all together. Even partners who listen and care hear it all in retrospect. The retrospect can't very well portray the ongoing experience. The work of balancing all one's concerns. And the destination is not discrete. There is no threshold to cross at which point you made it. Every person has another whole picture of their struggles that closest family has a limited view into. If one is lucky enough to have such caring and receptive family.
    #allostasis #family #stress #loneliness

  17. "Let some things wait. The purchase. The dishes. The return text. It’s amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop treating everything as urgent.” ~Lori Deschene

  18. "Let some things wait. The purchase. The dishes. The return text. It’s amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop treating everything as urgent.” ~Lori Deschene
    #motivation #inspiration #positivevibes #mentalwellbeing #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #hope #ymhc #selfcare #wellness #healthyhabits #stress

  19. "Let some things wait. The purchase. The dishes. The return text. It’s amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop treating everything as urgent.” ~Lori Deschene
    #motivation #inspiration #positivevibes #mentalwellbeing #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #hope #ymhc #selfcare #wellness #healthyhabits #stress

  20. "Let some things wait. The purchase. The dishes. The return text. It’s amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop treating everything as urgent.” ~Lori Deschene
    #motivation #inspiration #positivevibes #mentalwellbeing #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #hope #ymhc #selfcare #wellness #healthyhabits #stress

  21. "Let some things wait. The purchase. The dishes. The return text. It’s amazing how much lighter life feels when you stop treating everything as urgent.” ~Lori Deschene
    #motivation #inspiration #positivevibes #mentalwellbeing #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #hope #ymhc #selfcare #wellness #healthyhabits #stress

  22. Neue #forschung zeigt, dass das menschliche #gehirn durch eine #welt #überfordert ist, für die es nie #entwickelt wurde.

    Quelle: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E. & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). #evolutionary Mismatch, #stress and Competition: Making Sense of #psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. #behavioral #sciences 16(5), 650.

  23. Neue #forschung zeigt, dass das menschliche #gehirn durch eine #welt #überfordert ist, für die es nie #entwickelt wurde.

    Quelle: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E. & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). #evolutionary Mismatch, #stress and Competition: Making Sense of #psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. #behavioral #sciences 16(5), 650.

  24. Neue #forschung zeigt, dass das menschliche #gehirn durch eine #welt #überfordert ist, für die es nie #entwickelt wurde.

    Quelle: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E. & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). #evolutionary Mismatch, #stress and Competition: Making Sense of #psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. #behavioral #sciences 16(5), 650.

  25. Neue #forschung zeigt, dass das menschliche #gehirn durch eine #welt #überfordert ist, für die es nie #entwickelt wurde.

    Quelle: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E. & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). #evolutionary Mismatch, #stress and Competition: Making Sense of #psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. #behavioral #sciences 16(5), 650.

  26. Neue #forschung zeigt, dass das menschliche #gehirn durch eine #welt #überfordert ist, für die es nie #entwickelt wurde.

    Quelle: Yong, J. C., Lim, A. J., Tan, E. & Chan, S. H. M. (2026). #evolutionary Mismatch, #stress and Competition: Making Sense of #psychosocial Problems in the Polycrisis Era. #behavioral #sciences 16(5), 650.

  27. ⚠️ La planète continue à subir des vagues de chaleur sans précédent

    🔴Quel est l'impact du #stress thermique sur le monde du #travail
    @OITinfo

    🟡 Outre les défis environnementaux, 80 millions d'emplois pourraient être perdus d'ici 2030‼️

    ☑️ tinyurl.com/bd4436kj

    #Canicule

  28. ⚠️ La planète continue à subir des vagues de chaleur sans précédent

    🔴Quel est l'impact du #stress thermique sur le monde du #travail
    @OITinfo

    🟡 Outre les défis environnementaux, 80 millions d'emplois pourraient être perdus d'ici 2030‼️

    ☑️ tinyurl.com/bd4436kj

    #Canicule

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  30. It’s always informative for me to think about System 1 and System 2 thinking (from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow”). System 1 thinking is fast, habitual, reflexive, automatic; while System 2 thinking is slow, deliberate, logical.

    Something I recently noticed is that #stress and #trauma cause me to get stuck in System 1 mode for extended periods. When I’m in “emergency response mode”, I have to be constantly vigilant and alert, and that means never allowing my attention to be drawn away by any sort of deep thought.

    One way I alleviate this, weirdly enough, is to *force* myself to do some System 2 thinking: e.g. solving some puzzles, reading a book, or watching a movie. Just as “putting a smile on your face makes you happier”, doing System 2 activities makes me less panicky and stressed.

    Getting into System 2 mode when stressed is *physically* painful for me. My brain is screaming for me to stay alert, but pushing through that pain can help to shift my mental gear out of stress response.

  31. It’s always informative for me to think about System 1 and System 2 thinking (from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow”). System 1 thinking is fast, habitual, reflexive, automatic; while System 2 thinking is slow, deliberate, logical.

    Something I recently noticed is that #stress and #trauma cause me to get stuck in System 1 mode for extended periods. When I’m in “emergency response mode”, I have to be constantly vigilant and alert, and that means never allowing my attention to be drawn away by any sort of deep thought.

    One way I alleviate this, weirdly enough, is to *force* myself to do some System 2 thinking: e.g. solving some puzzles, reading a book, or watching a movie. Just as “putting a smile on your face makes you happier”, doing System 2 activities makes me less panicky and stressed.

    Getting into System 2 mode when stressed is *physically* painful for me. My brain is screaming for me to stay alert, but pushing through that pain can help to shift my mental gear out of stress response.

  32. It’s always informative for me to think about System 1 and System 2 thinking (from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow”). System 1 thinking is fast, habitual, reflexive, automatic; while System 2 thinking is slow, deliberate, logical.

    Something I recently noticed is that #stress and #trauma cause me to get stuck in System 1 mode for extended periods. When I’m in “emergency response mode”, I have to be constantly vigilant and alert, and that means never allowing my attention to be drawn away by any sort of deep thought.

    One way I alleviate this, weirdly enough, is to *force* myself to do some System 2 thinking: e.g. solving some puzzles, reading a book, or watching a movie. Just as “putting a smile on your face makes you happier”, doing System 2 activities makes me less panicky and stressed.

    Getting into System 2 mode when stressed is *physically* painful for me. My brain is screaming for me to stay alert, but pushing through that pain can help to shift my mental gear out of stress response.

  33. It’s always informative for me to think about System 1 and System 2 thinking (from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow”). System 1 thinking is fast, habitual, reflexive, automatic; while System 2 thinking is slow, deliberate, logical.

    Something I recently noticed is that #stress and #trauma cause me to get stuck in System 1 mode for extended periods. When I’m in “emergency response mode”, I have to be constantly vigilant and alert, and that means never allowing my attention to be drawn away by any sort of deep thought.

    One way I alleviate this, weirdly enough, is to *force* myself to do some System 2 thinking: e.g. solving some puzzles, reading a book, or watching a movie. Just as “putting a smile on your face makes you happier”, doing System 2 activities makes me less panicky and stressed.

    Getting into System 2 mode when stressed is *physically* painful for me. My brain is screaming for me to stay alert, but pushing through that pain can help to shift my mental gear out of stress response.

  34. It’s always informative for me to think about System 1 and System 2 thinking (from Daniel Kahneman’s “Thinking Fast and Slow”). System 1 thinking is fast, habitual, reflexive, automatic; while System 2 thinking is slow, deliberate, logical.

    Something I recently noticed is that #stress and #trauma cause me to get stuck in System 1 mode for extended periods. When I’m in “emergency response mode”, I have to be constantly vigilant and alert, and that means never allowing my attention to be drawn away by any sort of deep thought.

    One way I alleviate this, weirdly enough, is to *force* myself to do some System 2 thinking: e.g. solving some puzzles, reading a book, or watching a movie. Just as “putting a smile on your face makes you happier”, doing System 2 activities makes me less panicky and stressed.

    Getting into System 2 mode when stressed is *physically* painful for me. My brain is screaming for me to stay alert, but pushing through that pain can help to shift my mental gear out of stress response.

  35. “Anxiety is a thin stream of fear trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.” – Arthur Somers Roche