0
Skip to Content
Habit Behavioral Health
Home
Team
Blog
Services and Locations
Psychotherapy
Mindfulness
Group Support
Professional Training
New Client Contact
Current Client Sign-in
Habit Behavioral Health
Home
Team
Blog
Services and Locations
Psychotherapy
Mindfulness
Group Support
Professional Training
New Client Contact
Current Client Sign-in
Home
Team
Blog
Folder: Services and Locations
Back
Psychotherapy
Mindfulness
Group Support
Professional Training
New Client Contact
Current Client Sign-in
Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022 Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022

Self-monitor in the right way

We want to shift our way of thinking about those triggers away from bracing and avoiding and over into opportunity.

Read More
Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022 Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022

Self-monitor with curiosity

The capacity to observe your experience of anxiety with curiosity — like you really want to know it — is crucial for willing acceptance.

Read More
Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022 Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 07/12/2022

Why is self-monitoring helpful?

Self-monitoring is the opposite of avoidance. The act of slowing yourself down, identifying, and labeling the thought as a thought shifts you from content to process and you are on your way toward mindful observation.

Read More
Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 05/12/2022 Using self-monitoring to understand your emotions Maggie Perry 05/12/2022

Understanding your relationship with your mind

With a healthy mind, you can choose what you attend to and what you ignore. You can perceive all kinds of information from your environment and then make conscious decisions about how you want to respond.

Read More

Home — About — blog — Services and Locations — Contact — Sign-in / sign up

F.A.Q. — Practice policies — Informed consent for psychotherapy — privacy practices

DESIGNED BY VISUABLE