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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Try putting a sentence between you and the mood: this is what my brain is doing right now. It does not make me a bad person, and it does not mean I cannot cope. It just feels that way today.
Low mood does not arrive labelled as a mood. It arrives as facts about you, that you are useless, that nobody wants you around, and it is very hard…
Stopping suddenly can bring lethargy, nausea, irritability and headache within a few days. That is discontinuation, not the illness coming back.
Timing is the giveaway. Withdrawal starts within days of the last dose and often has a particular feel to it: dizziness, odd electrical zaps, a…
Discontinuation gets mistaken for relapse constantly, by clients and by clinicians. The mistake runs in both directions and both directions cost something.
Read withdrawal as relapse and a person concludes they will need the tablet for life, when what they needed was a slower taper. Read a real relapse…
If the worst part of low mood is that your thinking has gone foggy, say so specifically. Concentration can be treated as a target of its own rather than as something that will tidy itself up later.
Depression and attention problems overlap enough that the fog often gets filed under whichever label arrived first. Naming it separately gives you…
There is more about low mood and hard feelings than the practices: the low mood and hard feelings area has the themes and the courses too.