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One coping skill I use to manage my depression is....

User Profile: Laura
Laura September 27th, 2018

One coping skill I use to manage my depression is....

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User Profile: tidyJackfruit2259
tidyJackfruit2259 September 27th, 2018

Yoga, walking outdoors, music and painting.

User Profile: bgdave
bgdave September 27th, 2018

Deep breathing exercises

User Profile: 01000101
01000101 September 27th, 2018

Timesuck podcasts

User Profile: BlueDusk99
BlueDusk99 September 27th, 2018

Listening to music. Or creating it.

User Profile: Indiandoc
Indiandoc September 27th, 2018

@Laura i rerad books and i come to 7 cups

User Profile: Tinycupcake
Tinycupcake September 27th, 2018

Reading,writing,Tv shows/movies,drawing,walking, fitness, and so forth

User Profile: porter2927
porter2927 September 27th, 2018

drawing, reading, sing, wright short storys.

User Profile: AbejaReina
AbejaReina September 27th, 2018

music is literally life. so is learning. i love to read and expand my mind, keeps me distracted from my anxiety

User Profile: AbejaReina
AbejaReina September 27th, 2018

I write things out, look at Pinterest or listen to music. Music basically helps me with anything

User Profile: brunsterswife
brunsterswife September 27th, 2018

I find a medium to let my feelings out through. A lot of times I feel a lot worse when I let everything build up. I either listen to some songs or watch a video that I know will make me cry. I get overwhelmed and scared that I might break down at inopportune moments and it makes me feel out of control. When I consume some sort of media that I know will make me cry, I feel more in control of myself as well as a release of the tension and pressure that I am holding.