All or nothing

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Another lesson of “two things can exist at once”. 🤍Often we get stuck in “all-or-nothing thinking” and let our negative thoughts or experiences dictate the outcome of our day or mood. 🤍You’ll find peace in learning, for example, you can have something bad happen to you but it still ended up being a good day. 🤍Share this post if it resonates with you and follow @lilycounseling for more tips from therapists on changing your mentality! . . . #lilycounseling #chicagotherapy #chicagotherapi...

Even the word it self says its over... Forever is just a simpler and easier way to tell you it won't last it doesn't exist nothing last forever everything has its end even if its the strongest love in the world it will end one day.. I hate promises and everything that come around those line cuz there all lies I just want you to say I will try or piece by piece will get there!

Different is always attractive. 🙌🏻 🌱

If you struggle with all-or-nothing/black-and-white thinking, this is for you: 🤍 It’s possible to be both. You can live in the gray. 🫶🏼 Smiling & struggling go hand-in-hand sometimes. 💭 What two things are existing inside you right now? Let us know in the comments! . . . #lilycounseling #anxietyhelp #anxietyrelief #mentalhealthcontent #mentalhealthtips #mentalhealthsupport #relatabletherapist #therapyinchicago #therapistsinchicago #therapistsoninstagram #perfectionismrecovery…

Black and white thinking, also known as all-or-nothing thinking, is a cognitive distortion where an individual considers a situation a complete success or total failure. It ignores any middle ground or partial successes. Research shows that while humans can sometimes engage in this type of thinking, those who constantly engage in it tend to show more maladaptive behaviors. The Black And White Thinking aka All-Or-Nothing Thinking handout is designed to increase a client’s awareness of this…

❤️ Yes! This is my life philosophy. Summed up as “Live and let live.”