#WW: 🍵When home becomes a place of discomfort. Signs you may have toxic parents.

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Published on Sep 28, 2022

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This month, we focus on mental health as part of suicide prevention and awareness. This week we cover more on what’s happening at home. Here’s two stories to support our journey in becoming a better support!

1. Top 7 signs of toxic parents

2. Responding to negative memories? Here is one monk’s advice

Top 7 signs of toxic parents

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What’s going on here & Why we like it

Psych2go, a youtube channel focused on mental health, shares 7 signs that help us uncover characteristics of toxic parenting. Toxic parents tend to show no remorse in their mistakes towards you and are rude towards your efforts/ vulnerabilities. We like this video because it helps individuals find the issue that may be silently plaguing them at home

We mean they couldn’t even be bothered to treat you with any decency or basic courtesy.

Wise Steps

It is tough to acknowledge that we may have toxic parents. However, it is painful first step to making a home that doesn’t thrive in discomfort

Check out the video here or below!

Responding to negative memories? Here is one monk’s advice

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What’s going on here & why we like it

Ajahn Brahm, a famous monk in Australia, shares how we can respond to negative moments and memories in our lives. Often, we get caught up in negative memories, which further thickens our anger. Ajahn Brahm takes a fun spin to approach negative emotions by messing around with them

“Play with these demons, have fun with them.”

Wise Steps

Switching our attitudes toward negative mind states and playing with our perception can easily change us from fear to a calm state of mind. Next time, try personifying that negative emotion and playing around with it!

Enjoy the video below!


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