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Category Archives: coping strategies
The Sounds of Summer
This past weekend was Victoria Day up here in The Great White North. It’s a national holiday and the kick-off to Summer (in Canada, Summer gets a capital “S” – it’s that important to us). Victoria Day is a Canadian … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, anxiety, children's mental health, coping strategies, GAD, Mental health, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD
Tagged city living, country living, gofer, May 2-4, May 24, mental illness, Scooter, sensitivity to noise, shed, solutions, summer, teenagers, Victoria Day, wisdom teeth extraction, yard work
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747 360 Minutes
747 360 minutes. That’s how much time has ticked by since I have written anything of substance; anything that has meant something to me. 747 360 minutes or 519 days. I did sneak that small post in back in January, … Continue reading
An En Suite and a Mini-Fridge
Last Monday I would have given my left arm for an en suite and a mini-fridge. You see, if I had an en suite and a stocked mini-fridge I would never have to leave the sanctity of my bedroom. A … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, coping strategies, depression, GAD, Mental health, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD
Tagged Annie, anxiety attacks, craft sale, en suite, hiding, lorazepam, mini fridge, Perky & Quirky, Tomorrow
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Insanity at the Madhouse
Sounds a little redundant, doesn’t it? Of course, there’s insanity at the Madhouse. It’s the Madhouse!!! This is a different kind of insanity, though. In an attempt to get me out of my Madhouse bubble and stretch outside my comfort … Continue reading
Random Ramblings
Recently I started seeing a new therapist. I like her. She’s local, which means I have a lot less driving, and she has a great rate, which means I’m not breaking the bank every week. One of the things she … Continue reading
Sunday Funnies
This one just struck me funny.
From Adderall to Vyvanse
For the past couple of years Rian’s been taking Adderall to help combat her ADHD symptoms, especially focus issues. She’s been complaining for about a year now that it wasn’t helpin, but I didn’t believe her. Her mood swings were … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, anger management, anxiety, children's mental health, coping strategies, GAD, Mental health, OCD, parenting
Tagged Aspergers Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, DSM 5, DSM V
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Perception
I’ve been watching this TV show, Perception, about a professor who is schizophrenic and helps the FBI solve crimes. From IMDB.com: Dr. Daniel Pierce is an eccentric neuroscientist who uses his unique outlook to help the federal government solve complex … Continue reading