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Reddit mentions of Affirmators! Original Deck 50 Affirmation Cards to Help You Help Yourself - Without the Self-Helpy-Ness!
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Cheer up gift for anyone seeking a little self-help (without the self-helpy-ness)Colorful, whimsical illustrations accompany fantastic nuggets of wisdomSlide out box design holds 50 cards plus instruction card; 3.75 x 5 inchesConceived and written by Suzi BarrettMakes a great stocking stuffer!
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| Color | Black |
| Height | 4.84251 Inches |
| Length | 3.81889 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.51147244784 Pounds |
| Width | 1.1811 Inches |
Take some small steps for yourself. Don't worry about how they look or if it hurts your pride. Some small things like this could go a long way towards feeling better and having better habits long term. I'm decreasing my usage slightly since I have a similiar cycle. I love being active and thc makes being active more strenuous, difficult, and laborious for me. One thing I totally recommend grabbing some cbd vape pens. Helps tremendously with cutting back smoking or vaping. Still decreases stress, depression and anxiety so that is still provided to you.
I went to inpatient in Utah, they went shopping for us once a week. We could order stuff online too. We weren’t allowed to have food (except candy we could keep behind the staff counter). Check the electronics policy - most places, due to HIPAA, any electronics with cameras or WiFi aren’t allowed, but we could have music players without cameras or internet capability. Bluetooth speaker is nice. Bring books, art supplies, workout stuff, maybe some games if you have them. I killed a lot of time making friendship bracelets, reading Harry Potter and stretching/practicing handstands.
I sent these to my best friend when she was in inpatient and everyone loved it.
I liked having small comforts from home. I brought an oil diffuser. A couple others had them and we would trade scents and oils. If you have a favorite pillow/blanket bring it. Lots of comfortable clothes. Nice lotions or toiletries. They confiscated anything with alcohol in the first few ingredients, but we were able to check those out from the staff desk. Bring flip flops/slippers so you don’t have to put on shoes every time you leave your room (we weren’t allowed to walk around in pajamas or barefoot)
Really, it depends on the facility and what is allowed and expected. Some are very hospital psych-ward like and super restricted, some allow you a lot of freedom. I went to a really boujie one that my job paid for and we had a lot of scheduled activities throughout the month. Mostly it was just boring though, honestly.