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Mind Balance Cafe
Mirella Lee
23 episodes
6 days ago
Short episodes about mental health, personal development and relationships from Australian social worker and therapist Mirella Lee. Mirella also writes at www.mindbalancecafe.com
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Short episodes about mental health, personal development and relationships from Australian social worker and therapist Mirella Lee. Mirella also writes at www.mindbalancecafe.com
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Distraction as a Coping Strategy: The pros and cons
Mind Balance Cafe
5 minutes 16 seconds
4 years ago
Distraction as a Coping Strategy: The pros and cons

Distraction can be a helpful coping strategy when we're too distressed to cope with the situation or when we're tempted to use unhelpful coping strategies such as self harm, substance misuse, binge eating or ruminating. These coping strategies cause more problems than they solve and will probably leave you feeling worse than before. In this case distracting yourself might be the best thing you could do. But if we rely on distraction every time we feel upset we won’t learn how to deal with our emotions effectively. In this episode I discuss how and when to use distraction for the best results.

Mind Balance Cafe
Short episodes about mental health, personal development and relationships from Australian social worker and therapist Mirella Lee. Mirella also writes at www.mindbalancecafe.com