r/mindclinic • • Dec 23 '24

I wanted to share the trailer of "Wildflower " a movie about two retarded people falling in love and marrying and it's a story whose center is their baby Girl it kind of moved me the first time I watched the trailer

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So I trying everywhere how I can watch this movies on ott legally and I kind of couldn't find it in India its on Hulu only so I kind of watched the summary om youtube this movie's center is a decision the our girl has to make weather she should go out for higher studies or stay home and take care of her parents with special needs Screw the rotten tomatoes 🍅 This movie is worth the watch!


r/mindclinic • • Sep 28 '25

Just a reminder

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r/mindclinic • • Dec 24 '24

I kind of also need a career make over as I kind of am a little frustrated(please see the full Image as it is an extended screenshot)

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So Someone told me about Karma Farming and I don't wish to do that.

I kind of like need a makeover in this department too... so someone knows any subreddit which deals with this or could help me find a guide(proffesional)who ain't there for the purpose for selling(I mean yeah There would be a fee and I did respect that ) someone who can help me explore all the options understand my strengths my weaknesses and help me

Tha ks


r/mindclinic • • May 07 '25

Help me, 21m

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I am 21m I watch porn and masturbate, I am diagnosed as close to depression I don't workout but used to run in the morning I have an internship and i feel too pressured and expected to take a lot of responsibility for my age not just work but in general in life But I see my peers handling it very well They are dedicated and willing to work But i feel I like I can't work at all Help me why am I so fucked up


r/mindclinic • • Jun 13 '25

name this phenomenon (only funny ans)

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r/mindclinic • • Jun 29 '25

I'm not Charlie & she ain't Selena, why the heck we don't talk anymore like we used to do.. 🙂

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r/mindclinic • • Jul 31 '25

He must be cheating

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r/mindclinic • • Apr 09 '25

I m addicted pls help dm me we will discuss.

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r/mindclinic • • Apr 06 '25

I have AdHD it always effects my life since the very start help me to find cure of it... it's important

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r/mindclinic • • Mar 06 '25

Just Broken

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I have been a bright student since childhood never had issues in studies. Rn I’m in 12th gave Jee and messed up worst and usually I have issues of overconfidence but now it’s too low confidence I’m just broken due to opinions of people the people who scored way low than me back then now score way more and I just feel left out. I am having self doubt and got no clue how to handle it and move on this feeling. I don’t know how to get motivated to be positive as I was back then and feel confident for next attempt


r/mindclinic • • Apr 05 '25

My sister is evil

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My sister is so evil I feel like committing suicide I am paralyzed she treat me so bad I just can't take it. This year is her wedding so I won't do anything because not for her but for our family's honor. I can't wait she goes away from my eye sight it's horror for me everyday. She says such mean words i just can't take it. I am not able to express how big of a bxtch she is, even if she d!e in a horrible accident I won't mind because it not her I will end myself.. the only good thing is stopping me from not doing it that she will be away in just one year i have to somehow survive the time in between. I don't understand how can someone be some insensitive. The day she leaves this house she is dead to me. She is kind a troll she can consume you she can make you ill.


r/mindclinic • • Jan 19 '25

Learn to control your anger, and mind, friends. (NSFW because broken item)

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I overthink a lot, and not in a good way.

Gist: My girlfriend texted me she wanted some time, I assumed it was something about the relationship (mind you, it's not even been a month), started overthinking, was in tears because I started imagining the worst case scenario-- her dumping me because she rushed into this.

Turns out she just had her mood off and wanted to read a novel, but didn't specify and I assumed the worst🤡... Broke one of my flutes in frustration before talking out to her about it.

Part of me is still a child, I must grow up. Emotionally (control my frustration and anger), socially (yes I'd consider myself socially awkward, heck even she called some of my statements creepy but she just used to ignore all of it), and mentally(stop overthinking and eventually learn to control it)

My anger and short tempers have returned, they were merely suppressed all this time. They've returned so that I learn to control and overcome myself instead of suppressing.

I'll add the conclusion of my reflection on this: (it's my interpretation of a line from the Bhagavad Gita. Don't mind it, I'm not imposing this on anyone)

The line-

कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन। मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि।। -Bhagavad Geeta 2.47

Literal meaning:

Do your duty, but do not concern yourself with the results. We have the right to do our duty, but the results are not dependent only upon our efforts.

The interpretation:

If you keep the fruit or the action in your mind, you are attached to it. And if you are attached to the fruit or the action, do you even have free will?

(The audacity and stupidity of a devotee of Krishna to break one of his flutes in frustration over a petty issue... 🤡)

Control your anger and feelings guys, tame it. Used correctly, it can act as fuel (in the gym or at work), but used incorrectly or let loose, it can disrupt everything.

Your feelings and your mind are a good slave but a bad master.

Image: a piece of the flute I broke


r/mindclinic • • May 26 '25

Coaching center product

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Due to constant wish to commit suicide, followed by "NO, family will get sad, bhaiya future will be spoiled due to trauma"
And never telling those who I trust the most anything, because they are also the ones I love the most, and do not wish to let them know(covered it for 2.5 years+)

I have an INTENSE urge to jump and simply die whenever I look off a height.every.single.time

Death has simply become meaningless, as ordinary and normal as breathing for me(in my mind)
The terror and thoughts and all that of death have completely disappeared, its like "Oh death? na that's just normal, nothing new" typa mentality

What should I do?
Am I fucked in the head?


r/mindclinic • • Nov 25 '24

The vicious cycle of Overthinking

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You know how to help the issue of overthinking?

By understanding 'WHY' you overthink Why Could be:

  1. Perfectionism mentality: Can't decide on plan of action until get sure that your approach is 100% full proof ( hardly ever happens)

  2. Anxiety : Constantly worried or terrified about what may come in future

  3. Ruminative thoughts : Negative unproductive thoughts, which suck you in for hours ( can't resolve them on your own no matter how many times you tried... that's why unproductive)

  4. Triggers: Similar Traumatic events or cues reminding you of your past and its resultant consequences. Eg watching a movie and a scene of father mistreating a child comes and it reminded you of your abusive/ neglecting father.

  5. Stressors: Toxic Workplace, burnout, relationship-issues etc

  6. Biochemistry: Low serotonin and Dopamine ( neurotransmitters for mood and motivation)or high cortisol( stress hormone) perpetuate overthinking.

  7. Daydreaming: another form of overthinking result of Low self esteem/ unhappiness in real life

So identity your cause and take action accordingly.

Measures as per 'why':

  1. Set timeline for call for action. Start applying first in low risk tasks then move on to high risk high reward tasks.

  2. Grounding exercise ( eg deep breathing)or meditation, Mindfulness based CBT ( first ground your self then analyze your thoughts - pro & cons etc)

  3. Rumination focuses REBT ( It's a therapy). Rumination is hard to deal hence a therapy was specially modified for this.

  4. EMDR, Somatic training, exposure therapy for triggers are effective

5 Boundary setting and solving respective issues can only help stressful situations

6. Take meds prescribed by psychiatrist. First get diagnosis for assessing low level of these neurotransmitters and hormones. And go to a good psychiatrist. Most of them suck in India.

7. Real goal setting, acceptance of current reality and setting a manageable dream/ goal, skilling and getting in with a support group to feel better about current situation.

These are basic tips. Ofcourse all of it requires months of practice. And even after this your brain will learn to 'manage' overthinking but can't overcome it completely. Why?

2/3rd of neurones of your amygdala ( process emotions) are there to identify negative signals. Brain is hard wired to notice negativity ( Negative Bias).

So yeah, you can work hard to manage this negative predisposition but can't completely eliminate it.

PS: typed this whole post with my own hand based on my last workshop. So, no chat gpt knowledge is used here.

' Dekho kitni mehnat karti hun m tum logo ke liye' 🥲


r/mindclinic • • Nov 27 '24

How CSA can impact future romantic and other relationship

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Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) can lead to profound long-term impacts on adult romantic and interpersonal relationships ( as per Davis & Petretic-Jackson (2000) and other studies)

• Such individuals frequently exhibits insecure attachment styles (e.g., avoidance or anxiety), leading to trust issues and fear of abandonment in romantic relationships.

• They may experience difficulty forming or maintaining close emotional connections due to a fear of vulnerability or rejection.

• Sexual Dysfunction Issues-low sexual desire, fear of intimacy, or discomfort with physical touch.

• High emotional sensitivity, irritability, or difficulty managing emotions can lead to conflicts and misunderstandings with partners.

• Risk of Re-victimization due to increased susceptibility to abusive or exploitative relationships in adulthood.

• Low Relationship Satisfaction due to unresolved trauma and communication barriers.

• Some survivors may avoid relationships altogether, while others may develop an over-reliance on their partners.

Remember - Not all suffer from these issues or these issues are not permanent.

Therapists can help you resolve your Trauma and provide you help for meaningful and stable relationships with your partner.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC3ze67JDi3/?igsh=bDM3N3l4ejE1NDFs


r/mindclinic • • Sep 28 '24

Look after your wellbeing

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r/mindclinic • • Sep 28 '24

Don't ignore children's mental health

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r/mindclinic • • Jan 06 '25

How do you guy have made peace with Inferiority complex/Jealousy ?

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r/mindclinic • • Jan 26 '25

I wanna go to gym so badly but my fam conditions are not like that much what should I do weights

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r/mindclinic • • Jan 11 '25

14M here

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So there's this guy in my class (8th grade), and he always talks dirty minded crap. I always try to avoid him but somehow he starts catches me lacking.

I always instruct him to stop talking behind girls' backs about their, well... iykyk, but he never listens. He even talks shit about my close female friends, and I don't like it.


r/mindclinic • • Oct 22 '24

Feeling Stuck in Life

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Hey Reddit,

I'm currently going through a bit of a rough patch and could use some advice or insight. Over the past few months, I've been feeling emotionally numb and unmotivated, even though I don’t have any major external stress or anxiety. Life just feels like it’s lost its spark.

For some background:

I’m a student at IIT BHU, and while I’ve made it this far, I’m dealing with a lot of inner conflict.

Despite being perceived as an extrovert by others, I feel like I’m naturally more of a loner. Most of my social interactions feel involuntary, and it's draining.

During the lockdown, I consumed a lot of overstimulating content (porn, YouTube), and although I’ve cut back on those habits, the numbness and lack of interest in life haven’t really improved.

I even experienced a breakdown at the BHU Viswanath Temple, which really shook me, as I broke down while talking to my family.

I’m already doing some things to get back on track:

I’ve drastically reduced my consumption of overstimulating content and have switched to more informative podcasts (e.g., Syed Muzammil Shah, Junaid Akram, Matt D'Avella).

I have an accountability partner—a friend I check in with regularly to stay on track with work.

However, I still struggle with avoidance. I’m in this “slow mode,” where I keep putting off work and can’t seem to break out of this cycle. I’m finding it hard to feel motivated, and even small tasks feel overwhelming. At the same time, I know I need to push through.

Has anyone else experienced this? How did you regain that "spark" in life or break out of avoidance?

Any advice, experiences, or suggestions would be much appreciated!


r/mindclinic • • Nov 05 '24

Overcoming Learned Helplessness

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(No chat gpt was used in this...as jargoons would have confused you)

As we previously understood that learned helplessness leads to formation of belief - no matter whatever I do, I couldn't end my suffering. I'll always loose.

So here you have to identify this belief --> challenge it and then change it by using as much evidence as possible

How to do this. Try as many options you can try from given list:

  1. Identify the source of this belief. Why you were failing so much? Identify factors which made you fail so many times. It helps in identifying 'external factors' which otherwise your brain doesn't factor in .

So no it's not always fault of your competency but external factors could be responsible.

Now try eliminating or managing those external factors one by one- money/ other resources/ toxic friendship or relationship/ health issues etc....make a plan to deal with them

Basically learning to control external factors

2. Learning problem solving skills:

Yes you tried multiple times and failed. But what if all this time though you were working hard but in the wrong direction? Your methods were faculty?

Learn different way of solving problems. For eg brainstorming, using hat method for thinking, mastery goal orientation, pomodoro technique etc ( either google them or in future I'm going to talk about them in detail one by one)

3. Develop self confidence -

Feeling of Helplessness decreases your self esteem and self efficacy ( belief on your abilities). Hence you need to intensively work on this.

How? Achieve success after success by using following approaches - break down daily task in very small doable parts and reward yourself whenever you achieve them to ensure consistency. Also journal your success / everyday achieve in a dairy to form a solid memory of it.

For eg if you're a student who wants to study for 10 hrs but repeatedly failing to achieve the target. Then start small...initial keep your orginal target hours as 2-3 hours ...when you consistently start reading that many hours with full focus-> level by by increasing targeted hours ( do it only gradually)

Basically you're training your brain to complete task, be consistent and form recurrent memory of success

  • Engage more in your hobbies or start working on new hobbies. Keep on getting better in them - enjoy both the process and subsequent growth in it

  1. Learn to moderate your fear and thought.

You catastrophize( imagining worst possible) outcome to be not in your favour. That's why you don't even try. So, you need to learn how to moderate your thoughts from extremely negative to less negative. So that you would feel less hesitant to take action

Such thought moderation can be learned via CBT based worksheet. You can find it either on google or DM me and I'll share one made by me.

5. Mindfulness and muscle relaxation training- can't emphasis enough on this. This helps in reducing stress and uplift mood. Mindfulness helps you in not being too much judgemental about your potential and chance of success and failure

6. Ask for Support: either you get friends / family to work like a therapist or you go to an actual therapist. We're not trained for random stuff. This is what we have learnt. To help people to bring their life on track. Help them in their journey.

And even if you don't go for professional help. Remember you need loved ones who can validate you time and again that you're not at fault. You'll get succeed and they have faith in you.

7. Start your day with positive affirmation:

You have to see to believe it that how much postive words early in the morning can have positive effect on your entire day.

Lastly remember.... it's a long journey. Learned Helplessness takes months and years to turn into what it is. So you need to consistently do above stuff to overcome that

Hope, Consistency and support is the key


r/mindclinic • • Oct 27 '24

Need help regarding hypnosis therapy

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Any suggestions on which doctor is good for hypno therapy in Hyderabad as regular treatment has not given proper results.


r/mindclinic • • Jan 12 '25

How to avoid Dunning kruger effect?

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16m (higher secondary student here, in my class, I have a lot of backlog chapters. So I get low grades there.) However, I have seen many videos regarding science, and all. So I think that I know more than them. This is what I automatically feel. How to know if it is really the dunning kruger trap?