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Safe Place

Safe Place

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This is a book meant to help you deal with intrusive thoughts, anxiety, or negative feelings. IMPORTANT NOTICE: I do not have any credentials in Psychology or mental health. These are not meant to be substitutes for proper mental health treatment. Rather, these stories are meant to be used as relaxation techniques and short pieces to help you battle negative thoughts/feelings. Each chapter will help you imagine a different safe place. Each chapter is vague and can be molded to fit the reader's life. They are meant to be used as a basis to help you imagine your own safe place. Happy reading and peace be with you all.
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After enduring the depths of depression, I can now say with conviction: "I am not a depressed person. I have depression-it's a disease, not a choice, and it does not define me." This shift in perspective has been transformative, enabling me to speak openly about my struggles and focus on recovery rather than feeling ashamed or attempting to conceal my pain. This book is a collection of stories that I can finally share now that I have emerged on the other side. It weaves together the moments that led me into depression and those that guided me toward healing. By looking back, connecting the dots, and making sense of it all, I hope to offer understanding, solace, and a sense of companionship to anyone who may be suffering in silence today.

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