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1. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWhat Moving On Really Looks Like | Psychology Today

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   Jan 28, 2021 · If you really want to move on, start with acceptance. Acceptance is the beginning of any healing. When we don’t accept something, it continues to grow, like a virus.

2. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogWhat Do We Mean by "Moving On"? | Psychology Today

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   Jun 6, 2011 · People say “move on,” but how can you when the toxic job is the last on your resume, and their comments (or lack) are a plague to you, or the spouse refuses to finalize the divorce, or the ...

3. www.psychologytoday.com › au › blogA Lived Experience of Brain Injury ... - Psychology Today

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   6 days ago · resilience. . Famechon suffered an incapacitating brain injury in August 1991 when a car, estimated to be traveling at 100 kpm (62 mph), hit him as he was crossing a road near Warwick Farm in ...

4. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe medical model is dead – long live the medical model

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   We examine what is currently meant by this term and suggest a refinement of definition to reflect the ideals and contemporary practice of medicine. We propose that psychiatrists should use the medical model to improve and validate bio-psychosocial psychiatric medicine.

   • Author: Premal Shah, Deborah Mountain

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5. www.psychologies.co.uk › when-its-time-to-let-goWhen it’s time to let go and move on - Psychologies

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   Apr 25, 2014 · When it’s time to let go and move on. Why do we hold back from changing situations that aren’t working out for us, even if we’re miserable? Lorna V has some answers, and some tips to make the transition easier. By Psychologies

6. www.medicalnewstoday.com › articles › 156433What is psychotherapy? - Medical News Today

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   Sep 30, 2020 · What is psychotherapy? What to expect. Who can benefit? Types. Effectiveness. A good therapist. Risks and cautions. Summary. Psychotherapy can help treat challenges and symptoms relating to...

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   What does moving on mean?

   • The term “moving on” can be subject to varying interpretations. What do we really mean by moving on? It certainly shouldn’t suggest that we can simply erase an event or relationship that is disagreeable, but we shouldn’t remain mired in it either.

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   Are you moving on when you accept what happened?

   • As you start to accept what happened, you will naturally start to move on. I’m going to give you another new definition: You are not moving on. You are moving through. Acceptance isn’t a corner you turn. It’s a journey, and journeys take time.

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   Should you move on from a situation?

   • Your decision to move on from a situation will usually affect someone else too, so developing a few strategies for handling the inevitable tricky discussions ahead are vital. Chartered psychologist Sarah Rozenthuler offers some crucial advice : Do Prepare what to say. But remember you can’t control how others react

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   Does moving on delete the past?

   • Moving on doesn’t delete the past, but it enables us to transcend the disquiet as we embrace the learning opportunities. It’s really a matter of integrating the disappointments, sorrow, and injustices of life, so they no longer serve as impediments, but as the foundation of our growth.

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   Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, But Needn't Trigger Depression. By Susan Heitler Ph.D. Moving on is easier if you know techniques for ending cleanly and sensitively.