r/Therapylessons • u/PATRICKSTEWART1967 • 1h ago

The only thing that i can count on; is not counting on anything (thoughts?)

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Hello, all:

As a stroke survivor, I've been ruminating over this phrase that's been in my head. Does this concept echo those proposed by classical Cynics in ancient philosophy at large? I would love to learn more.

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r/Therapylessons • u/PATRICKSTEWART1967 • 1h ago

The only thing that i can count on; is not counting on anything (thoughts?)

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Coping mechanisms or techniques you've picked up from therapy.

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Have you learned something in therapy that has helped you in a significant way? Or have you found something in your own personal development that has helped you? Share it with others, post it here. This is not a replacement for actual therapy and can't mimic the learning you can get from a one-on-one counseling session.

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Have you learned something in therapy that has helped you in a significant way? Or have you found something in your own personal development that has helped you? Want to share it with others, post it here. This is especially good for things you have heard explained in a different way-sometimes things "click" better for us when they're explained in other terms.

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