A certain illogical word or sentence keeps repeating in mind for no reason. It has become a headache now what to do. This is happening since two days never experienced this before it is distracting and irritating.
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Hi,
It could be unknown trigger, or something which had huge impact on your subconscious.
Sit , write down all your thoughts & feelings related to it. Try to give closure to them
If it becomes difficult then it can be resolved through hypnotherapy & CBT.
Hi ,
Your thoughts are manageable. Working on reducing the illogical word: sentence by reframing your thoughts, can improve your mood and your feelings positively.
Consult a Psychologist , preferably who specializes in CBT. You will understand the underlying cause and learn to manage irrational thinking patterns thus reducing anxiety .
Next Steps
Consult a Psychologist
Health Tips
Practice Mindfulness, exercise , positive assertions.
Hi
It can be uncomfortable when a word or sentence keeps playing in the mind. Consult a psychologist and describe the word or sentence that is playing in your mind. The word or sentence that is playing in your mind is making you feel anxious and frustrated. You don’t have to feel stressed and uncomfortable, if there are certain aspects of the word or sentence that is bothering you talk to a psychologist about it and get it off your chest. A psychologist will guide you on how you can manage anxiety and feel calm.
Next Steps
Consult a psychologist.
Health Tips
Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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