When your thoughts and feelings are causing you suffering, it can help to use mantras, quotes, and even memes to shift your perspective. Take time to challenge your negative thoughts and notice how your feelings change in response to your answers. Here's a list of questions you can ask yourself to feel better.
Recognize that feelings come and go. These feelings won't last. And if they do, it's good to get help.
Sharing our genuine positive feelings can help us feel better about ourselves and feel closer with our friends, peers, teachers, and family.
None of us are perfect. Every moment is an opportunity to learn and grow.
Setting goals and staying dedicated when something is hard will reward your future self.
Take healthy risks when you need support. Talk to a trusted adult about what you're experiencing.
When you've been hurt, it can be hard to trust, but some people and situations are worth the risk.
Give your brain a rest by noticing the present moment with curiosity. Ground in the present by noticing what you see, hear, feel, smell, and taste.
Take time every day to notice something you like about yourself or feel proud of. Give yourself credit for what you have survived.
Small changes in our daily habits can help keep us balanced and happy.
You can affect your mood through small actions that change your body chemistry.