6 Therapy Skills to Stop Overthinking Everything

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OK, so how can we stop overthinking everything?
1. The very first skill to stop overthinking is noticing and naming. Rumination is a bad habit that we’re often not aware we’re doing. First, get really good at identifying overthinking, say it out loud “I’m overthinking.” Ask someone to point it out to you. Learn your triggers. What time of day are you most likely to ruminate? Where are you most likely to overthink? At work? When you’re alone? When you’re at the bar? What situations trigger it? Try to predict it. So if you’re most likely to overthink something right as you go to bed or right after a social situation, prepare yourself to notice it so that you shift your focus to something more helpful.
If you’re struggling to catch yourself overthinking, you could set an alarm on your phone to go off once an hour and check how much you’ve been ruminating that hour. And just track it for a week. In general, people tend to ruminate the most when they have nothing to occupy their attention.
Now that you’ve gotten good at noticing when you’re overthinking, we’re going to take 2 approaches to stop overthinking everything. 1- setting limits on overthinking and 2- learn a bunch of ways to redirect your thoughts to something more helpful.
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1. Get really good with **identifying** overthinking 1. when’s the most likely time ⏳ 2. what situations trigger it 3. then focus on something else 4. make an alarm to see if how much I’m rumanating 2. Postpone and **reschedule the rumination** 1. schedule worry time and problem solve with a time limit 2. don’t worry in your head rather write it down 3. Attention shifting 1. learn to separate myself from my thoughts 2. practice with mindfulness 3. visualise shifting thoughts as changing television channels ( what am I most grateful about , what can I control ) 4. Shift from negative thoughts to the **present** 1. list 5 things u see and feel 5. Shift from abstract thinking to **concrete things** 1. ex : why can’t I ever be happy like my friends , Why am I so behind in life 2. ask question to make it more detailed and practical 1. what is one small thing I can do to become happier today? 6. Shift from overthinking to focusing on **values** 1. what is most important to me right now : 1. spend more time with friends and family 2. have a consistent passive income stream 3. be fit and healthy 7. Distraction 1. do things you actually care about but don’t misuse it that it takes the meaning out of your life

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07:14 "There's a DEEPER YOU than your thoughts"... this will be my daily mantra till Kingdom come ❤ may these words be etched on the hearts of every overthinker here. May peace rule our lives as we continually work towards suppressing and ultimately diminishing our own self-destructive thoughts

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That´s a skill you can practice with specific excercises. In ACT therapy, it is called the Self as context. The basic idea is that one. That there is a deeper you from which private events emanate, but that remains solid, mostly unchanged throughout your life. The Self as context is different to the Self as content: that is, the stories we tell us about ourselves and the world, or to put it in another way, is that state in which all of us usually are, believing everything our mind tells us. Training to acknowledge the Self as context give us a metaphorical place in which we can take a step back and choose wether we want to follow a thought or just leave it and do something else.

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for decades i really struggled with ocd internal abstract rumination,,within the last 2yrs while practicing mindfulness and meditation,my constant chatter has been dramatically reduced i genuinely though i would never ever get rid of it...but with hard work and great tools i think iv finally got a hold on it....to everyone who is still fighting....keep seeking out something that works for you..it can be done

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Is there any channels on yt or anything ud recommand to help you. Im going down this rabbit hole which wont stop even with meditation and videos explaining how to help i end up just thinking again

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I am the same way at times. I have overthought things so much at various points that I got physically sick. That was awful. Worrying about nothing.

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Thank you so much Emma! Last week I was struggling with overthinking, I was fighting with my thoughts, trying to make them go away but it was making everything worse. Then I prayed to God while crying, asked for help and guidance. Two days later one of your videos about overthinking and cognitive defusion recommended to me on youtube. I am trying the techniques you tought and I am so much better now. I am still struggling but I keep trying, watching your other videos and learning. Thank you so much again. You are awesome!❤

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Emma, I came across your channel while watching you on a Psych2Go livestream. Every single piece of advise you give has resonated with me so much. I have social anxiety and so I tend to overthink constantly. But your videos have helped me out tremendously and so I want to say thank you. Keep doing what you’re doing!

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Great information! I'm here because I've slipped back into bad habits with my overthinking. This actually reminded me of a strategy that worked WELL for me in the past. I bought a pretty notebook at Dollar Tree. Whenever I'd catch myself overthinking(usually about family issues and schedules), I'd do an evening "brain dump" and write everything down in my notebook. The next day, when I'm rested and more clear-minded, I'd address the issues in the notebook. I'm going back to the notebook! Thank you!

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Thanks Emma, that was a super helpful video and , I took notes too for once. Overthinking is absolutely my core problem. It affects my life and leads to anxiety . The hilarious thing is for me, the decisions I have to make and get anxious about almost 99% will not affect anyone else

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Thank you SO MUCH. This is embarrasing to me, but I didn't think I was "allowed" to shift attention to positive thoughts. I thought I had to be neutral. This is very helpful to me.

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Yeah, there's definitely been a backlash against "positivity" lately, but you are allowed to notice all sides of a situation

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I’m particularly looking forward to the segment on depressive rumination. After my mother died I started doing a lot of that and it’s a painful place to get stuck.

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This has been so helpful. Over the last 3 months or so, I have practised these things and now am moving forward. I just repotted a plant and realised the plant is ME because now it has room to grow. Symbolic of the process I am going through now while gradually redirecting thoughts as I prepare to relocate later... like the repotted plant, I grant myself room to GROW right now. I am slowly reviewing what I have and seeing what is obsolete or just has to go... I found plenty of that. Much more than I thought, so far. Some of it makes absolutely no sense.

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Thank you Emma! I recently had a safety incident at work which broke me emotionally. (I'm a licensed person, responsible for hundreds of peoples lives), - The root causes - Saturated overthinking, racing mind, hundred thoughts a minute = The result? Total loss of concentration & focus for a few dangerous seconds. The remedy - Mindfulness, being in the present moment, situational awareness, checking, confirming, anticipating risks ahead. Otherwise known as 'non-technical skills'. Plus the cessation of reading news, any news, significantly less time looking at my phone, listening to your videos, also Eckhart Tolle! Love from London 😊🙏

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This has to be my favorite video. I’m a constant over-thinker. This has helped tremendously!!! Thank you 🙏.

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Thank you for sharing this! Being an autistic person it is near impossible to stop overthinking. I have been struggling with this lately having met someone who I truly like, I find myself terrified that I will “miss them” text wise and seek constant reassurance! I’m trying desperately to not mention how I feel too much and to need to be reassured that they feel the same way. I find the worst is when conversations end “abruptly” even when they don’t, I just perceive it that way. I’m trying to not convince myself that they are made at me for that perceived blunt answer. But I think I’m finally understanding that worry is unwarranted. Slow, slow steps.

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When I'm feeling down and overthinking, I put on music or go back to good times, and it helps me understand why I'm pleased even though I'm miserable right now. My body is assisting me in coping with all that is occurring to me, I understand at that point. Aside from promoting self-awareness and preventing overthinking, listening to music and reflecting on pleasant memories are both incredibly beneficial. Thank you for creating these videos, it helps a lot of people more than you know.

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I tend to equate overthinking with getting lost in a deep, dark rabbit hole. It can be very hard to stop it and put on the brakes once the cycle starts. As discussed in this video, once I notice myself doing it I can take a step back as an outside observer. This allows me to 'objectify' or look at my overthinking as an object. Or a shape of some sort, like a blob. Doing and practicing this helps me to untangle from it easier without getting so caught up in it.

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It’s torture sometimes 😖

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How do you step back and approach it as an outsider? I struggle getting away from the thought once it’s there. I like the idea of being an objective 3re party so to speak.

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@@mindymingo1975 It's not easy, that's for sure! It takes a lot of practice to be aware of my thinking but I've gotten better at it. I like the analogy of perceiving thoughts as objects, like leaves on a stream. Or clouds in a sky. Creating space between my mind's eye and them. Creating space between them creates the ability to choose what thoughts you reach out to grab vs which ones you just choose to notice and leave alone. Letting them pass by on their merry way.

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Today I had a breakdown and i was blaming myself keep repeating the same cycle. At least before going to bed, I watched this video. I want to work on myself. Thank you for making such a lifesaving video

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can i give u a tip if u dont mind whenever i feel depressed i listen to Surah rehman on youtube and cry as much as i want then i feel so much comfort all my tension are gone if u want to try this

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Thank you for your video. I’ve been suffering from anxiety issues since retiring. I’m trying to stop the cycle. It’s every day.

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I thank God for you and thank you for making these videos. They are so easy to understand and follow, so full of kindness and genuine loving...I am wholeheartedly grateful. I like to take notes of what you say because that helps me revisit, reinforce and remember so I can practice what I learnt. I would like to share that journaling has been my greatest help when dealing with my overthinking, my emotions, difficult times in my life... it helped me detatch from the situation and as i read it, in my heart grew deep compassion and kindness for myself. I don't know If i am making sense but that is pretty much my biggest achievement when it comes to growing and overcoming thought patters, believes, behaviours and feelings that were doing no good and I wasn't aware of that!! I love you. Thank you ❤

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Just what I needed !!!! Phew,,released tension,,thank you for your time and kindness putting a snag with solution,, sometimes we get stuck in habits,, that need a kick to stop,,thanks!!

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Best video on over thinking that I've ever watched! The examples that you share always hits the nail on the head. ❤

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I didn’t search for this. I really needed this. Been overthinking 🥺

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Highly insightful and in-depth analysis! Really useful! Thank you so much!

[@remcoder6]

Thank you so much for your advice. The metaphor with the window and the girl on the swing is so powerful it made me tear up realizing I can choose to shift focus towards my kids more.

[@hibamoussabih306]

Thank you 🙏 that’s was so helpful

[@DesireLamar]

I’m thankful to have found this video ❤ overthinking almost feels like an illness. It triggers my depression but I feel better after this video .

[@ddxncku]

Super Helpful!

[@helenavaclova7634]

I am such an overthinker! I’m so grateful for finding your KZbin channel. It’s so motivating ♥️thank you

[@LabinotBahtiri]

do u even understand anything