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Calm/meditation apps

We All BelieveWe All Believe Eastchester, NY - Proud South Canadian. Posts: 642
edited February 2020 in All Encompassing Trip
Anyone use Calm or something similar?

I've been incredibly stressed since the start of the year. I can usually work stuff out in my head, but the inner turmoil is really starting to get to me. My next step is to see a therapist if I can't make some progress.

Thanks for the feedback.
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  • deadendpdeadendp Northeast Ohio Posts: 10,434
    My 16 year old daughter said that her Chemistry teacher uses Calm in class. She hates it.

    K suffers from severe test anxiety and gave me the scoop when I suggested it to her. 

    I used to meditate. That was incredibly helpful. 
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  • We All BelieveWe All Believe Eastchester, NY - Proud South Canadian. Posts: 642
    deadendp said:
    My 16 year old daughter said that her Chemistry teacher uses Calm in class. She hates it.

    K suffers from severe test anxiety and gave me the scoop when I suggested it to her. 

    I used to meditate. That was incredibly helpful. 
    I've never meditated before. I want to give it a shot.

    Anything particular about Calm that your daughter didn't like? I think there's a free version. I might give it a whirl.

    Thanks for your insight.
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  • giventofly69giventofly69 Vancouver Posts: 849
    I've used the free version of Headspace ... it has 3-5 minute guided meditations.  I think it was helpful but it never quite 'clicked' for me.
    Suggest trying it out.  Good luck.
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  • lastexitlondonlastexitlondon Posts: 14,278
    Breathing  techniques  are good and also talking. 
    I have an anxiety thread feel free to come chat we all are kind there. 
    Also writing can help
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  • We All BelieveWe All Believe Eastchester, NY - Proud South Canadian. Posts: 642
    edited February 2020

    giventofly69 said:
    I've used the free version of Headspace ... it has 3-5 minute guided meditations.  I think it was helpful but it never quite 'clicked' for me.
    Suggest trying it out.  Good luck.

    Thank you. I downloaded Calm. Will give HS a try too.

    May your days be long, til kingdom come.

    Join the fight to prevent suicide at www.afsp.org

    Proud South Canadian.
  • We All BelieveWe All Believe Eastchester, NY - Proud South Canadian. Posts: 642
    lastexitlondon said:
    Breathing  techniques  are good and also talking. 
    I have an anxiety thread feel free to come chat we all are kind there. 
    Also writing can help
    I've been doing a LOT of breathing. Deep breathing, whenever I feel like I'm gonna get upset. It has helped.

    I've talked to a select few people, people I trust. There's no real answer to the primary situation (my relationship).

    I will check your thread out. Thank you.
    May your days be long, til kingdom come.

    Join the fight to prevent suicide at www.afsp.org

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