Self Help Blog August Archive

Do We Reflect Our Parents?

08/29/10 06:41

I think it simply shows that our parents are the most influential people in our lives. Whether we like it or not, they are still our parents. We can't say, there's nothing we can do about it. Of course that's wrong! There are so many things we can do about it. If we see that our parents are like this, unconsciously we follow it. But in that case, if you see that something is wrong with their habits or attitudes and you acknowledge it, try to tell them in a nice way and also correct it within yourself. Learn from it. That's the least that we can do. Afterall, they are still our parents and no matter what, blood is thicker than water.

Link: To be the same or different than your parents?; Subcons

Tags: attitudes • habits • parents • unconsciously •
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Do you have multiple personalitites ?

This could be a frightening disorder to have, unless of course you don't remember what you have done, and therefore cannot be frightened by it ! I have read about multiple personalities, but I don't think I have ever met someone with multiple personalities. Most people are adaptive, with the ability to perform more than one role. Women are adept at this, taking on the role of mother, wife and business person, with ease. A certain amount of stress, but on the whole, multi-tasking for women is easy. Where does multi-tasking or playing different roles cross the line to multiple personality disorder ?

Link: What is Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple person

Fears and Phobias

Anxiety disorder is defined a mental condition characterized by excessive anxiety, general term for abnormal and pathological fear and anxiety.

Psychologist classified different forms of anxiety disorder:

• General Anxiety
• Panics
• Phobias
• OCD
• Separation
• Childhood Anxiety
• Post Traumatic

Having this severe anxieties often limits the patients of doing their everyday activities.Learn more about Anxiety Disorders on the link below.

Link: abnormal, pathological anxiety, fears, phobias and nerv

Isolating One's Self

Psychologist theorized that isolating one's self is a type of defense mechanism from having distractions from the environment. Solitude is one of right terms to describe this, a time so one may do things as he wishes without the disturbance of any kind. Physical seclusion are good to remove distractions so they could concentrate on things easier like when reflecting, meditating, etc.

Link: Questions: Do you feel like you don't belong anywhere..

Bipolar's effect on a Family

Having any medical condition (psychological or even physical) is quite difficult enough and even if one in a family has it, it will also have an impact to rest of the family members.

Like when a member of the family has bi-polar disorder. All of the family members must pull themselves together and be sensitive enough about the condition of one.

Learn more about how a bipolar disorder affects a family, on the link below.

Link: How does bipolar affect a family?; Bipolar Disorder

Time Management Tips

Time is gold, as the saying goes, this is most true because you can't produce more time nor get back on it. How you use your time now will surely affect tomorrow so you'll have to use it wisely.

And to use the time you have effectively, time management must be employed. The core nature of this is to strategize your time to you goals. Identify your goal, prioritize, and then plan.

More tips about time management, on the link below.

Link: More Tips on Time Management (time management); Entrepr

Relationship with a Bipolar and Possible Aftermath

Dealing with a terminal disease has always been an unpleasant and sorrowful situation to face. Imagine if it was someone really special for you, this will both be heartbreaking and challenging. Take for example a person closed to you diagnosed with a bipolar disorder.

Bipolar disorder has been a great caused of ruined families and destroyed families, especially if the disorder has not been addressed and medications have been halted. Read the stories here:

Link: My Husband has filed for Divorce; Bipolar Disorder