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Cognitive Defusion: How to distance from your thoughts - The Mindly Group, PLLC Some of the biases of the brain’s approach to thinking can greatly affect how we perceive ourselves and the world around us.

Check out the latest blog post by Intern Kelsey Terrell with The Mindly Group, PLLC. #goodidea #cognitivedefusion #mindlygroup
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When therapists practice self care and mindfulness in the office between sessions. #mindlygroup #mindfulness #copingskills

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When you've had a hard day and waiting on therapy to help you feel better.
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Meet Ryan Phillips, LCSWA. He works in our Durham office seeing teens and adults. #mindlygroup

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Diversity in Action. It makes everything beautiful together.
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Want a fun way to learn how to breathe through anxiety? Belly Breathing with Common & Colbie Caillat is a must see...sing along if you feel inclined.
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Sometimes we need lots of friends to shine. Sometimes we need just a few or none at all. We all look beautiful and are OK regardless.
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We're hiring. Email Ginny@themindlygroup.com if interested. #mindlygroup

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Meet Grace Graebel, LCMHCA. She sees children, teens & adults in our Raleigh Adult Clinic. #mindlygroup

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Thursday Tip: Take a moment to smell your experience. Self care is better when you notice it. #mindlygroup #springflowers

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The Mindly Group is so proud we can be a part of the Kiwanis Annual Kickball Tournament with the Boys & Girls club. Such a fun experience to interact directly with our community. #mindlygroup #goodidea #boysandgirlsclub

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Are you a people pleaser? - The Mindly Group, PLLC If you’ve ever found yourself saying "yes" when you wanted to say "no," or overcommitting to make others happy, you may be a people pleaser.

Check out the latest blog post by Stephanie Phillips, LCMHCS, CCTP, NCC #adultmentalhealth, #mindlygroup #goodidea

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