@justclassicallycassidy: If you have anything you have found that helps you, I’m all ears! Been going down a rabbit hole on nervous system regulation, brain health, just finding little ways to feel more like myself again on this SSRI journey 🫶 It’s been a longggg road trying to find my footing after years on anxiety and anti depression medication, I’ve realized just how much I’ve been living in a constant state of GO GO GO and my nervous system feels frayed, like I know it is 🫠 So I’m trying something different after going down a big rabbit hole and lots of reading/listening/watching later and sharing for anyone else who is on the same journey. I wanted less overwhelming to do lists, more tiny wins that made me feel good at the end of the day not constantly behind but with no motivation to get ahead or what that looks like. Finding hobbies that serve absolutely no purpose other than making my brain happy and learning to actually relax again. Puzzles, coloring, sudoku (once I actually learn how 😂), reading, and just letting myself exist without needing to be productive every second is harder than I expected but necessary and we all need to realize hustle culture is gonna break us down fast. None of this is some magical cure, and I’m definitely not an expert. Just a girl who did a little too much research and decided some small, science backed habits were worth trying 🤷‍♀️ Sharing what I’m incorporating in case your brain could use a little TLC too. Here’s to making our brains a nicer place to live…hopefully ❤️ Also disclaimer: just to be VERY clear, I am in NO way encouraging anyone to replace therapy or medication with any of this! This is simply my own personal journey. I am a HUGE believer in mental health medication and therapy, and both have played such an important role in my life. After years of therapy, healing, and working on myself, I felt like I was in a place where I wanted to explore what my baseline looked like without certain medications, with medical guidance. That doesn’t mean I’ll never need them again, and if I do, I’ll go right back without a second thought or an ounce of shame! Medication isn’t a failure, and neither is needing help. These are just little habits I’m adding to support my mental health, NOT replacements for professional care. What works for me may not work for you, and that’s okay! 🫶💕

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thelongdistancecouple
Amanda & Ethan :
This literally rewired my brain I used to be so anxious. Being grateful (doing a gratitude dump list nightly) fixed my brain on positivity, Pray (about everything) giving worries over to God released me from them knowing he would work all things out for my good. Being in the word every morning it changed my life🙌🏻
2026-10-26 15:02:37
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aalisons
Alison :
I have a brain dump journal. I add stickers to my entries as well. Whatever stickers I vibe with in the moment is what I’ll put on the page and write around them. I used to love stickers as a kid but would NEVER use them because I didn’t want to waste them. Dump journaling to me feels mentally freeing. I like the idea of the second journal for positive thoughts.. I will have to try that!
2026-10-31 21:52:46
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missmoe13
missmoe13 :
I love everything you post but could you do more on this .. regulating a nervous system
2026-10-26 14:48:55
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melyssasmith453
ℳ𝑒𝓁𝓎𝓈𝓈𝒶 :
what's the book with the circle and dot called?
2026-10-27 16:08:31
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arrabellasapothecary
Arrabella's Apothecary :
I do the same thing but through ai. I talk to it to brain dump. if there are ideas I want to keep I have it separate the thought to a different folder. I use another folder to state my goals or what needs to be accomplished. I get a reminder each morning and a follow up on my progress in the afternoon. it's been the best thing for my brain. I'll have to give sudoku a try too.
2026-10-26 16:51:56
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randommillenial22
TheLady&TheElliot :
Do you have therapist? Having someone help me learn and learning parts therapy is great.
2026-10-26 16:15:58
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blissfullyblake
blake :
I absolutely love your glasses & I know that wasnt the point of this video 🤣🤣
2026-10-26 19:24:31
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bonitabella00
Bonita Bella :
I’m coming off Wellbutrin, suboxone and gabapentin and it’s hard to
2026-11-04 19:08:12
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jessicawilson961
Jess🧘‍♀️🪬🌙📚 :
I teach somatic yin yoga in a salt cave and do a soundbath at the end. on a daily basis it helps regulate the nervous system.
2026-10-26 23:28:57
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deeolonagriego
Dee Olona-Griego :
a little Bible study and journaling in the morning helps me set my day for how I react and respond to things. morning tea and a cookie helps also☺️
2026-10-26 14:54:00
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taylor00670
Taylor :
Waitttt that planner is amazing!
2026-10-26 18:17:56
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khanks88
Kelc :
So happy for you loving this content! Can’t to see how this journey goes for you I’m slowly but surely working my way there some day some how I hope to be there too! One thing that I have been working on is putting my phone in kitchen at night and just adding color into my bedtime routine has really helped!
2026-10-28 05:57:09
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leocap0117
Ashley :
What podcast did you listen to?
2026-10-26 21:28:37
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tommys.propertea
Tommy's_ProperTea🎀 :
sweet baby jesus ur hair is a masterpiece
2026-10-26 19:38:29
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jennrueb
Jenn Rueb :
I always tell people “You do you.” It’s fun to learn what works for others and it’s like talking out loud. It just might be helpful to someone out there. 💗
2026-10-28 00:29:31
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arae1619
Alannah :
Love that you’re sharing this journey! 🩷
2026-10-26 14:47:15
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kaylamt91
Kayla :
Therapist here. Something as simple as writing things you are grateful for every day can start to rewire your brain and perspectives 😊 some people do really well with journaling, some don’t prefer it, but saying them out loud can also be helpful! Mindfulness is huge too. Putting away your phone, being intentional about being present in the moment and what is actually happening without distraction can help get in tune with your thoughts and mood. I love this!
2026-10-26 15:36:39
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ruggedunicorn
Britt :
Saffron!! And look into different herbal teas. I love my brain games and coloring when my anxiety gets high. Sudoku is the best!
2026-10-26 16:26:30
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s_denn5
S_Denn :
The untethered soul is a great book, by far one of my favorites.
2026-10-27 13:26:46
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steelandsouthern
Valerie_Yvette :
I needed this!!
2026-10-26 16:16:35
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lovemysailor130
lovemysailor130/IVF :
when I struggled really hard with anxiety I deep dove as well. for me personally what helped was journaling. second I found a thing where you write the months and what the goal or expectation of month will be. Also write 5 memories down per month doesn't have to be 5 could be more or less then write the energy of the month then something learned. it honestly helps put it into focus. that way later you can go back and look at accomplishments etc. I try to write maybe one negative thing so looking back I can go oh look I made it through that even. I just write whatever comes to mind. hopefully that could help as well.
2026-10-26 16:31:53
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mntalerico
Maria Stallings :
I also just stopped my SSRIs. It was so great for my brain. But so bad for my body.
2026-10-30 23:41:39
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binds_n_grinds
binds_n_grinds :
I LOVED The Don’t Believe Everything you think book. It really helped my thought process more than any other book has been able to.
2026-10-28 01:14:39
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md.rn.16
Michelle :
TRE is an amazing way to release stored trauma! I love it I feel such relief afterwards.
2026-10-28 00:11:34
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pattyrob1234
Just Patty :
I so need to brain dump. I have so many journals I just need to do it!!!
2026-10-28 01:59:38
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