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5 Tips to Help You Stop Catastrophizing


Do you want to know how to stop catastrophizing? This can be a really helpful skill, but first of all, let’s see what catastrophizing is. There are a lot of things that can affect your mood. From day-to-day stress to important events that happen in your life or in the world, all of them can have an impact on you. But remember that you should balance your reaction and never let yourself be completely controlled by these events. When you begin to think only about the worst that can happen, we can say that you have begun catastrophizing. If you usually see only the empty half of the glass and expect the worst, then you have catastrophic thinking. Hopefully, there are many strategies out there that can help you deal with this. It may seem impossible at first, but through exercise, you will be able to stop letting your negative thoughts control you and your life.