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A Deeper Dive into DEARMAN: A DBT Interpersonal Effectiveness Skill Do you struggle to get your needs met or feel heard in a relationship?  Many people struggle not because they’re asking for too much - but because they’re not asking at all!  You might: Hint instead of asking directly Say yes when you mean no Feel guilty for having needs Avoid speaking up until you’re overwhelme...

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There is something about not knowing that can feel almost unbearable. For many people, uncertainty is not just uncomfortable. It feels threatening. Their mind starts racing, trying to predict what will happen next. A person's body tightens. Sleep gets lighter. Thoughts get louder. “What if this goes wrong?” “What if I can’t handle it?” “What if this feeling never ends?” Anxiety ...

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If you’ve ever played the arcade game Whac-A-Mole , you know the drill: little moles pop up unexpectedly, and your job is to smack them down as fast as possible. The faster you hit, the faster they seem to appear. Just when you think you’ve gotten them under control—pop!—another one springs up. Anxiety can feel a lot like that game. Uncomfortable thoughts, worries, and physical ...

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If anxiety were in charge of your life, it would have one clear goal: keep you safe at all costs. Don’t say the wrong thing. Don’t take risks. Don’t feel uncomfortable. Don’t fail. Don’t get hurt. While anxiety means well, when it becomes the decision-maker, life often gets smaller. Opportunities shrink. Relationships feel constrained. Joy gets postponed until “someday, when I f...

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