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Catastrophizing: Thinking about thinking


2022-04-06 05:00:50     Kanwarpreet Singh Narula

Catastrophizing: Thinking about thinking

When someone assumes the worse, they are catastrophizing. It frequently entails thinking you're in a worse condition than you are or exaggerating the challenges you're facing. Catastrophizing occurs when you believe something, someone, or a situation is far worse than it is. It's linked to anxiety disorders, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder, among other mental ailments that can have a negative impact on your quality of life.      

How to Stop Catastrophizing?

 

Working on cognitive reframing gives you the power to modify your way of thinking (looking at your thoughts in a different way).The steps below may assist you in reducing your catastrophic thinking:

• Do not travel through time. Keep going in the same direction. Don't plan too far ahead of time. No, not yet.

• Pay greater attention to what is, rather than what might be.

• Consider the worst-case scenario: what are you most terrified of? What would happen to your life if your darkest fear came true?

• Act out your best-case scenario, making it as dramatic as the worst-case scenario.

• Best case scenario: Think about the outcomes that are most likely to occur and are reasonable based on your worst and best case scenarios. To achieve this, you must first master your anxieties and make sensible decisions. Make a tactical plan for dealing with the circumstance.

• Keep in mind that life isn't black and white. We have a tendency to think of events that are likely to occur in black and white. In times of anxiousness, it's more likely to be black. In truth, our lives are caught somewhere in the middle.

• Have self-assurance. You're just human, after all. It's very normal for humans to make mistakes.

• Seek help if you need it. Talking to a rational person is the finest method to acquire a different perspective.

Stay Positive, Stay Safe!



Kanwarpreet Singh Narula
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