wiki-user: CognitiveBehavioralDuctTape
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•ACCEPTS & IMPROVEEnglish
3·3 months agothis comment is the best understanding of the concepts thus far
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•Evolution: 🖕English
1·3 months agodeleted by creator
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Distress Tolerance Week 1 - TIPP and Sensory Self-SootheEnglish
1·4 months agoSo one of the things that’s super relevant to the self-soothe skill is pavlovian / classical conditioning. Basically your body gets used to drinking tea when you’re calm, so if you occasionally drink it when you’re not calm your body will be like “wait we’re doing the thing we do when we’re calm though? I’m probably supposed to be calm then.”
It could also have an ingredient that’s mildly sedating or if you have ADHD it’s caffeinated sometimes it can help you focus, which can reduce agitation. Some people will even say caffeine helps them sleep and while it can help you focus on falling asleep it will still reduce overall sleep quality (there’s other, better ADHD meds that can be used around bedtime for that reason).
So there are other reasons it might be helping you, but classical pavlovian conditioning is a common mechanism and a lot of behavioral therapies include teaching on how to exploit for your own benefit. I’m super excited to talk about this because spreading info on these specific sort of topics is exactly why I made this community!
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Distress Tolerance Week 1 - TIPP and Sensory Self-SootheEnglish
3·4 months agoOh and here’s my weeks’ mood log:
🟨🟩🟨🟥🟥⬜🟨
Those last couple worknights suuucked and I’m really trying to double down on my PLEASE and self-soothe this week (good timing!)
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•DIY Mental Health: Updates and how you can helpEnglish
1·4 months agonope, but even if I had my long term plan is a complete rotating cycle.
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Week 04: How Skills - One-Mindfully, Non-Judgmentally, EffectivelyEnglish
1·5 months agoLearning effectiveness was arguably the skill that had the most meaningful effect on my BPD. Learning to pick my battles was huge for me.
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Weekly Mood Log Chat - 20.07.2025English
1·5 months ago0/7 this week. I need to find a good app. If I knew how to program more I’d make one specifically for this sub where you could copy and share the week literally like a wordle but that’s for a future me who knows how to do stuff like that!
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Weekly Mood Log Chat - 13.07.2025English
2·5 months ago🟨🟩🟧🟨🟨⬜🟨
4/7 filled day-ofActually I’m thinking white for neutral and black for unfilled? Ugh that would mean re-doing the whole scheduled post… On the insights side I’m having s some terrible getting back into mood logging but half of this project is for my own well-being so 🤗
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Week 1: Introduction to MindfulnessEnglish
3·5 months agoadded to the wiki!
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Week 1: Introduction to MindfulnessEnglish
3·5 months agovery true I have a similar mention somewhere in the wiki
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DIY Mental Health@lemmy.dbzer0.com•welcome to diymentalhealthEnglish
2·5 months ago100% and join the matrix
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New Communities@lemmy.world•Mental Health Skills Building CommunityEnglish
3·5 months agoty!
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New Communities@lemmy.world•Mental Health Skills Building CommunityEnglish
1·5 months agooh idk if this is what you meant but when I try to change the url of the post to that it says it’s invalid.
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New Communities@lemmy.world•Mental Health Skills Building CommunityEnglish
4·5 months agoif I just put that in the URL box will it work?





I find it helpful to think of it like emotional asthma. She’s a little wheezy right now. She should probably take things a little easier. She might need a puff of her “inhaler” (although if she does have rescue meds for mental health it’s probably a pill) but ultimately that’s her private business. She’s not doing her best but that also doesn’t necessarily mean she needs to be committed or even necessarily inpatient. Suicidal ideation can absolutely be managed outpatient in a lot of cases as long as there’s no active plan / intent and there’s a solid safety plan in place.
In fact if you’re interested in learning more about safety planning and other things you can personally do to manage your own mental health you should come join us over at !DIYMentalHealth@lemmy.dbzer0.com We also have a wiki that specifically includes a page on safety planning!