Life Advice Shared on Twitter by Therapists
Apr 09, 2021
It is okay to take a step back and clear your head when you are going through a lot. While there is no replacement for professional help, general advice can always help and motivate you to do better, feel better. Twitter is a great platform for this and many therapists have shared their wisdom. Take a look at these tweets below.
the best thing i’ve ever been told is “we repeat situations we get hurt in over and over again because we try to change the ending into something happy. but it doesn’t work. the cycle repeats” seriously it changed my life having someone put that into words.
— Spence (@pumpkin_mush) April 3, 2021
Create your own happiness. Be your own light. It’s nice to have someone who ADDS to the pleasures of your life but don’t depend on it. Once they leave, they won’t disturb your peace because you were already happy.
— alexandra ???? (@ajsholiday_) April 3, 2021
Don’t lower your standards, just lower your expectations of people.
— Lolá (@misslola_x) April 2, 2021
It’s important to know who you are as a person, the good and bad, so you can realize when people are projecting their own insecurities onto you. People see things they don’t like about themselves or become envious of who you are so they do what they can to tear you down
— Mo???? (@littletonocare) April 3, 2021
The ppl that get mad at you for setting boundaries, are the ones that benefitted from you not having none.
— Giz???? (@sieyesnegus) April 2, 2021
don’t let your compassion trap you in situations with people who aren’t good for you
— P????? (@PresilynHanson) April 3, 2021
Make sure both of your feet are on the ground and place your hands on your knees. Take a deep breath in through your nose and hold it for ten seconds. Then breathe out through your mouth.
— Á???????????? (They/Them)??? (@awnyehk) April 2, 2021
You do this five times. It’s for anxiety. Sort of works for me...when I really focus.
My therapist gave me this awhile back and my homework was to read it aloud to myself, it helped a LOT pic.twitter.com/DrRx0mnzsW
— Veronica Goudzward (@VeronicaNaomiG) April 3, 2021